Hanwha Investment & Securities said on the 12th that pension assets surpassed 2 trillion won.
According to Hanwha Investment & Securities, this is a result achieved 2 years and 2 months after surpassing 1 trillion won in pension assets in Nov. 2023. The company said asset scale doubled rapidly as strategic portfolio management, stronger client-tailored consulting, and companywide collaboration worked in tandem.
Hanwha Investment & Securities in particular has boosted management efficiency and steadily enhanced client return competitiveness through a strategy focused on DC (defined contribution) and IRP (individual retirement pension).
In the 2025 Ministry of Employment and Labor (MOEL) retirement pension provider assessment, it was selected as a top 10% provider in the "principal and interest–guaranteed yield" and "fee efficiency" categories, earning external recognition for tangible management performance and expense competitiveness.
Meanwhile, the recent pension market is seeing growing demand for sophisticated pension design that considers not only the asset management phase but also the benefit receipt and withdrawal phases. In step with this shift, Hanwha Investment & Securities is developing a "pension receipt guide" that helps clients establish optimized withdrawal strategies by considering differing tax regimes by funding source within pension accounts.
In addition, it plans to push ahead with the following as core tasks: ▲ strengthening wealth management solutions based on client characteristics ▲ improving convenience for using non-face-to-face channels ▲ expanding pension education and content.
Kim Seung-ryong, managing director of the pension division at Hanwha Investment & Securities, said, "Achieving 2 trillion won in pension assets is a result created jointly by the sales field and the planning and support units, and the accumulation of client trust," adding, "Based on our DC and IRP expertise, we will tirelessly strengthen competitiveness in the pension business."