IGIS Asset Management to Showcase Corporate Garden at Jeju Garden Culture Expo

Plan and Create "Modrakmadang" with the Innisfree Mo-eum Foundation
Solar-Powered Lighting Expresses Coexistence and Sustainability

IGIS Asset Management said it will present its corporate garden, “Haedam Garden,” at the 2026 Jeju Garden Culture Expo, which will be held at Barammoru Park in Jeju from November 6 to 10.

The 2026 Jeju Garden Culture Expo, co-hosted by the Korea Forest Service, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province and Seogwipo City, was organized to promote garden culture, improve residents’ quality of life and revitalize the local economy.

A view of “Modeurak Madang,” a corporate garden at the 2026 Jeju Garden Culture Expo. IGIS Asset Management

IGIS Asset Management and the Innisfree Mo-eum Foundation will create a joint garden spanning approximately 1,247 square meters under the theme “Coexistence with Nature.” Named after the Jeju word “Modrak,” meaning that many people are gathered together, the space will comprise Haedam Garden by IGIS Asset Management and Pongnang Garden by the Innisfree Mo-eum Foundation.

Haedam Garden’s name conveys the idea of embracing Jeju’s sunlight and sea. The garden brings together vegetation from Jeju’s mid-mountain region and coastal scenery, allowing visitors to connect with nature. At night, eco-friendly solar lights inspired by the glow of fireflies create a soft ambiance, expressing the values of coexistence with nature and sustainability.

IGIS Asset Management has continued its efforts to conserve ecological environments. Last year, it carried out Ecological CSR projects in seven locations at home and abroad, including the creation of Ongdalsaem Garden at the National Korean Native Botanical Garden in Pyeongchang to conserve endangered aquatic plants.

Its efforts to improve the sustainability of its managed assets are also producing results. All four funds that participated in this year’s Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) assessment received the top rating of “5 Stars,” and the fund managing Twin Tree Tower ranked first in Asia in the mixed-use category.

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