Hyundai Motor Securities Earns 'AA' Rating in Fair Trade Commission CP Assessment

Hyundai Motor Securities announced on December 22 that it was the only company in the securities industry to receive an 'AA' rating in the '2025 Fair Trade Compliance Program (CP) Rating Assessment' organized by the Fair Trade Commission.

The Compliance Program (CP) is an internal compliance system that companies independently establish and operate to voluntarily comply with fair trade-related laws and regulations. The Fair Trade Commission annually evaluates the voluntary compliance systems and implementation capabilities of companies and publicly announces their ratings.

This year's assessment was conducted on a total of 78 companies, including affiliates of major domestic business groups and mid-sized enterprises. Hyundai Motor Securities was the only company in the securities sector to receive an AA rating, officially recognizing its excellent compliance management system.

Hyundai Motor Securities received high marks across all major assessment criteria for the CP rating. In particular, the company was noted for systematically establishing CP operational standards and guidelines, building an internal control-based management system that clarifies the responsibilities and authorities of all executives and employees, providing specialized regular training for all executives-including top management-and employees exposed to compliance risks, and operating an anonymous whistleblowing system via online and mobile platforms. These effective compliance management activities were highlighted in the evaluation.

A representative from Hyundai Motor Securities stated, "Our efforts to enhance the company-wide CP management system and to establish a field-oriented compliance culture under the practical leadership of top management have been objectively recognized through this assessment." The representative added, "We will continue to strengthen systematic fair trade compliance activities to build trust with our clients and the market, and to practice responsible management for sustainable growth."