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Kim Nam-gu, chairman of Korea Investment Financial Group, is expected to start the succession of his eldest son in earnest.

Business / 김지선 / 07/14/2023 12:08 AM
 

 

[Alpha Biz=(Chicago) Reporter Kim Jisun] Kim Nam-gu, chairman of Korea Investment Financial Group, is expected to start the succession of his eldest son in earnest.

Chairman Kim's eldest son, Kim Dong-yoon (born in 1993, 29 years old), bought shares of Korea Financial Group for the first time since joining Korea Investment & Securities in 2019. Kim Dong-yoon is currently working in the management strategy office after going through the Gangbuk Center branch of Korea Investment & Securities Co. and the corporate finance division 1 at its headquarters.

Korea Financial Group announced on the 13th that Kim Dong-yoon bought 52,739 shares in the market from the 11th to the 13th. The stake after acquisition is 0.09%. Including the 20.70% stake of Chairman Kim Nam-gu (born in 1963), the share ratio of these rich people increased from 20.70% to 20.79%.

Kim Dong-yoon's average acquisition price is 50,064 won. The first in-house buyer's acquisition price on the 11th was 49,676 won. It was announced that the source of equity acquisition funds was made through holding funds.

 

 

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