Samsung Asset Management has opened a new office in Jeonju, North Jeolla Province, to strengthen on-site communication and cooperation with the National Pension Service Fund Management Headquarters.

(From left) Kim Jeonggeun, CEO of Samsung SRA Asset Management; Ha Jiwon, CEO of Samsung Active Asset Management; Kim Wooseok, CEO of Samsung Asset Management; Kim Seongju, chairman of the National Pension Service; Jo Jihoon, mayor of Jeonju; and Yoo Heesook, director of the Corporate Attraction Support Office of Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, attended the opening ceremony of the Jeonju office in Manseong-dong, Jeonju, on the 12th. Provided by Samsung Asset Management.

(From left) Kim Jeonggeun, CEO of Samsung SRA Asset Management; Ha Jiwon, CEO of Samsung Active Asset Management; Kim Wooseok, CEO of Samsung Asset Management; Kim Seongju, chairman of the National Pension Service; Jo Jihoon, mayor of Jeonju; and Yoo Heesook, director of the Corporate Attraction Support Office of Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, attended the opening ceremony of the Jeonju office in Manseong-dong, Jeonju, on the 12th. Provided by Samsung Asset Management.

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On October 12, Samsung Asset Management said it had opened its Jeonju office near the National Pension Service Fund Management Headquarters and begun full-scale operations. The office was completed on September 28, and staff began working there on October 1. Samsung Active Asset Management and Samsung SRA Asset Management have also moved into the office, which will serve as a collaboration hub where the companies can integrate their respective expertise.


Executives from Samsung’s asset management affiliates attended the opening ceremony of the Jeonju office, including Kim Wooseok, CEO of Samsung Asset Management; Ha Jiwon, CEO of Samsung Active Asset Management; and Kim Jeonggeun, CEO of Samsung SRA Asset Management. Local government officials also attended, including Kim Seongju, chairman of the National Pension Service; Jo Jihun, mayor of Jeonju; and Yu Huisuk, head of the Corporate Attraction Support Office of Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province.


Samsung Asset Management plans to make the Jeonju office a key hub for expanding its on-site engagement with the National Pension Service and strengthening regular communication, while further enhancing practical cooperation. The company aims to quickly identify customers’ investment needs and market changes on the ground and respond promptly. It also plans to work closely with specialist teams at its Seoul headquarters in asset management, research, and product development to provide more tailored services.



A Samsung Asset Management official said, "The opening of the Jeonju office has established a foundation for communicating more closely with the National Pension Service and responding immediately to a wide range of asset management needs. Building on the comprehensive asset management capabilities and expertise of Samsung Asset Management and its affiliates, we will continue to provide customers with differentiated investment solutions and the highest-quality service."


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