NH Investment & Securities said on the 7th that an analysis of the investor mix and asset inflows for its first integrated managed account (IMA) product, "N2 IMA1 mid-term type No. 1," showed corporate funds accounted for 55% and newly inflowing assets made up about 60% of the total.
NH Investment & Securities explained that as stock market volatility widened amid global tariff frictions, corporate idle funds with stable, medium-risk, medium-return investment needs that had not found a destination moved into IMAs.
Also, in this offering, about 60% of the total sales amount was confirmed to be new assets that flowed in from other financial institutions. This indicates that the center of safe-asset management is shifting to the capital market.
NH Investment & Securities plans to use this IMA performance to expand its wealth management client base and, in connection with corporate finance investment, strengthen its role in linking the capital market with the real economy. It further plans to develop IMAs beyond simple investment products into a platform for supplying venture capital.
Yun Byung-un, president of NH Investment & Securities, said, "We will continue to deliver performance that both corporations and individuals can trust, based on our proven IB capabilities."