Hanwha Investment & Securities Surpasses 2 Trillion Won in Pension Assets

Hanwha Investment & Securities announced on January 12 that its pension assets have surpassed 2 trillion won.

This achievement comes two years and two months after the company surpassed 1 trillion won in pension assets in November 2023. The rapid doubling of asset size was driven by strategic portfolio management, enhanced customer-tailored consulting, and company-wide collaboration.

Hanwha Investment & Securities has particularly focused on defined contribution (DC) plans and individual retirement pensions (IRP) to improve management efficiency and continuously enhance customer return competitiveness. In the 2025 Ministry of Employment and Labor’s evaluation of retirement pension providers, the company was recognized as a top 10% provider in both principal-guaranteed return and fee efficiency categories, demonstrating its operational performance and cost competitiveness.

Recently, demand in the pension market has been expanding beyond asset management to include sophisticated pension planning that considers the distribution and withdrawal phases. In response to this shift, Hanwha Investment & Securities is developing a “Pension Withdrawal Guide” to help customers establish optimized withdrawal strategies based on the different tax structures of each fund within their pension accounts.

Additionally, Hanwha Investment & Securities plans to focus on key initiatives such as strengthening asset management solutions based on customer characteristics, improving convenience in using non-face-to-face channels, and expanding pension education and content offerings.

Kim Seungryong, Executive Director of the Pension Division at Hanwha Investment & Securities, stated, “Achieving 2 trillion won in pension assets is a result of collaboration between our sales field and planning and support departments, as well as the accumulation of customer trust. We will continue to strengthen our competitiveness in the pension business based on our expertise in DC and IRP.”