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Hayfin Capital Management inaugurated its first Seoul office on Thursday, marking an expansion of its presence in the Asia-Pacific region after receiving a strategic minority investment from Samsung Life. The new office, situated at Three IFC in Yeouido, Seoul's financial district, will serve as a local hub to cater to the growing number of Korean institutional investors and partners.
Choi Si-jin, head of Korea at Hayfin, emphasized that the primary focus of the Seoul office is to comprehend the specific needs of Korean institutional investors, facilitate effective communication with the global team, and elevate the overall standard of client service. Choi recently assumed the role of leading the office and boasts nearly two decades of experience in investment and institutional capital formation.
His tenure includes serving as head of private equity for Asia-Pacific at UBS Asset Management and holding senior positions at Wilshire Associates in Hong Kong, Samsung Life, and Samsung Asset Management. The establishment of the Seoul office follows a management buyout completed in February 2025, with Samsung Life, Mubadala, and AXA IM Prime participating in the transaction.
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