미래에셋자산운용 전주사무소 개소
국내 최대 기관투자자인 국민연금과 자산운용사 간의 물리적 거리가 사라진다. 미래에셋자산운용은 국민연금 기금운용본부와의 현장 소통을 강화하고 밀착형 투자 솔루션을 제공하기 위해 전주사무소를 개소했다고 16일 밝혔다.전북 전주시 덕진구에 자리를 잡은 전주사무소는 지난달 28일부터 본격적인 운영에 들어갔다. 이곳은 단순한 업무 공간을 넘어 국민연금 기금운용본부와의 상시 대면 협의가 가능한 핵심 거점으로 활용될 예정이다. 16일 열린 개소식에는 이준용·최창훈 미래에셋자산운용 대표이사를 비롯해 김성주 국민연금공단 이사장, 고정삼 전북특별자치
South Korea's largest institutional investor, the National Pension Service and asset management firm Future Asset Management, have opened a new regional office in Jeonju, North Jeolla Province. The company announced on the 16th that the Jeonju office, located in the Daejeon-gu district, will strengthen communication with the National Pension Service and provide localized investment solutions. The new office began full operations on the 28th of last month.
The Jeonju office will serve as a core point of contact between the two entities, allowing for daily face-to-face consultations between representatives of the National Pension Service and Future Asset Management. The facility aims to enhance collaboration and crisis response capabilities, particularly in times of market turbulence or data requests.
Future Asset Management plans to increase the number of visits from its specialized investment teams to Jeonju, enabling direct communication on investment strategies, market trends, and risk management issues.
While the Jeonju office primarily focuses on supporting national pension fund management, Future Asset Management intends to expand its regional presence in the Chungcheong and Hoseong regions. The office will handle investment pool consultations for local pension funds and administer services for corporate and retail/investment pension clients.
Future Asset Management representatives view the Jeonju office opening as a strategic decision to provide timely investment solutions that align with the National Pension Service's operational direction and demand, emphasizing stronger in-person communication to bolster jurisdiction-specific investment capabilities.
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