NH Investment & Securities Holds 2nd Children's Drawing Contest

NH Investment & Securities announced on the 3rd that it will hold the 2nd Children's Drawing Contest.

Submissions will be accepted from April 5 to May 5, and children aged 3 to elementary school students can participate. The eligible participants are kindergarten and elementary school children who hold an NH Investment & Securities account.

NH Investment & Securities organized this contest to help minor children develop economic awareness and increase their familiarity with investment through drawing. The theme of the 2nd Children's Drawing Contest is "A Proud Moment from Saving Allowance or a Dream I Want to Achieve," and participants must submit photos of their artwork and the creation process. Awards will be given in three categories: kindergarten, lower elementary, and upper elementary. The grand prize winner will receive an investment support fund of 1,000,000 KRW and the Chairman's Award from the Korea Fine Arts Association. ▲Excellence Award (6 winners) - Chairman's Award from the Korea Fine Arts Association and 500,000 KRW investment support ▲Merit Award (9 winners) - Chairman's Award from the Korea Fine Arts Association and 300,000 KRW investment support ▲Encouragement Award (12 winners) - Chairman's Award from the Korea Fine Arts Association and 100,000 KRW investment support. Additionally, simply participating and submitting an entry will earn 10,000 KRW worth of high-quality overseas stocks credited to the minor child's account.

The NH Investment & Securities Children's Drawing Contest was first held last year on Children's Day to commemorate the launch of a non-face-to-face account opening service for minor children, receiving great response.

Yoon Byung-woon, CEO of NH Investment & Securities, stated, "As interest in financial education for the Alpha generation grows, the Children's Drawing Contest focuses on providing experiences that enhance young children's financial understanding. We plan to continuously expand the contest so that it can become an event that instills the value of money and proper investment habits in minor children, who are our future key customers."