NH Investment & Securities to Host "THE C FORUM"

NH Investment & Securities announced on May 22 that it will host "THE C FORUM" for major domestic and international institutional investors.

Yoon Byungun, CEO of NH Investment & Securities, is delivering a greeting at the C Forum held at Fairmont Ambassador Seoul Hotel in Yeouido. NH Investment & Securities

THE C FORUM will be held at the Fairmont Ambassador Seoul Hotel in Yeouido for two days starting May 22. Now in its third year, THE C FORUM is held under the motto of "Strengthening Communication Among C-Levels." It provides an opportunity for C-level executives such as CEOs (Chief Executive Officers) and CFOs (Chief Financial Officers) of companies, as well as CIOs (Chief Investment Officers) of domestic and international investment institutions, to share mid- to long-term strategies and visions for long-term investment. The forum is particularly significant as it allows company executives to directly hear the real voices of market participants and reflect them in future shareholder policies.

This event will be attended by approximately 400 people from 57 listed companies representing major industries, such as Hyundai Mobis, SK hynix, and Shinhan Financial Group, as well as 71 investment institutions, including domestic and international pension funds, asset management firms, and insurance companies. Participants are expected to exchange in-depth opinions through C-level IR (Investor Relations) meetings and networking sessions held over the two days.

As Korea's leading C-level IR event, THE C FORUM is further solidifying its position as a differentiated communication platform, and is expanding its investor base as global investors from regions such as Europe, the United States, and Asia actively participate. Yoon Byungun, CEO of NH Investment & Securities, stated, "We plan to continue holding THE C FORUM annually, and we will do our best to contribute to the development of Korea's investment culture," adding, "We ask for continued interest from C-level executives and institutional investors in the forum going forward."