The Mirae Asset Group has nominated Noh Yong-woo, head of the Group Risk Management Division at Mirae Asset Securities, as the new representative director of its subsidiary Digital X, which will realize the group's core strategy, "Mirae Asset 3.0." It is interpreted that the first representative director appointed after acquiring Coinbit and transforming it into Digital X was selected to maximize synergies between traditional finance and digital asset businesses.
The Mirae Asset Group announced on the 5th that, as a result of implementing organizational restructuring and executive appointments, Division Head Noh has been nominated as the new representative director. He is scheduled to be officially appointed through a shareholders' meeting after the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) approves the change in representative director registration. A Mirae Asset Group official explained, "Newly appointed Representative Director Noh Yong-woo will maximize the fusion of traditional finance and digital assets and business synergy effects based on his experience and capabilities contributed to management innovation, risk management, and improvements in digital asset regulations."
The Mirae Asset Group designated this year as the inaugural year of "Mirae Asset 3.0" and reorganized its global investment platform MAPS (Mobile Trading System). This organizational restructuring and executive appointment is an organizational and personnel reform that concretizes the core strategy of Mirae Asset 3.0, represented by "AI everywhere, AI every time, Agentic AM·WM," across all business areas.
In particular, it focused on strengthening Tech leadership to accelerate the execution of Mirae Asset 3.0. Twenty percent of all promoted executives are composed of experts in AI transformation (AX), digital, and information security. The group plans to streamline its AX promotion system at the group level to accelerate its transition into a technology-based global financial platform.
In the midst of consecutive IT incidents in the financial sector, the information security organization was elevated to proactively respond to financial security risks.
Woo Sin-je, Senior Executive Vice President of Mirae Asset Global Investments, has been newly appointed as the representative director of Energy Infrastructure Asset Management. The newly appointed Representative Director Woo is regarded as an expert in infrastructure investment. He will lead the expansion of investment areas such as renewable energy power generation projects, power grids, ESS (Energy Storage Systems), and power infrastructure for AI data centers.
Meanwhile, the Mirae Asset Group expanded the appointment of leaders in their 40s and female leaders. Among all promoted executives, the proportion of executives in their 40s is 64%, and the ratio of women is 17%. Strengthening customer-centric asset management (WM) competitiveness is also a notable feature. Thirty percent of all promotees are composed of field leaders in WM and pension sales.
A Mirae Asset Group official stated, "We will internalize AI and digital technology across the entire group and continue customer-centric financial innovation," adding, "We will strengthen the competitiveness of our global investment platform encompassing both traditional and digital assets, and present a future financial ecosystem that provides customers with differentiated investment experiences and new asset management services based on the 'Client First' philosophy."
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