Korea Investment Corporation2023 Annual Report

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Governance & Organization

Talent Development

Key Attributes of KIC Employees-Education
Key Attributes of KIC Employees

KIC seeks to nurture global finance experts who can contribute to growing Korea’s sovereign wealth and finance industry. Our goal is for all KIC employees to embody KIC’s five main attributes of professionalism, integrity, loyalty, accountability, and respect (PILLAR).

Recruitment

KIC strives to contribute to growing Korea’s national wealth and developing the country’s finance industry by recruiting talented, ambitious, and creative individuals who can shape the future. We use a "blind recruitment" method, which excludes factors that could cause bias such as hometown, family details, education, and gender and evaluates job skills alone.

We hire talented individuals with core competencies in equity, fixed-income, alternative investment, and risk management. We are also expanding staff in our overseas offices to enhance our global investment expertise and for more staff diversity.

Training

KIC has established an advanced talent development system as a part of the mid- to long-term talent development master plan created in 2021 to foster global financial professionals.

The master plan was designed in line with the life cycle of an individual, from recruitment to retirement. It comprises four parts – K-Future, for new employees; K-Milestone, for all employees; K-Global, for employees overseas; and K-Leadership, for leaders – and provides training roadmaps in accordance with employees’ job level and competency.

In 2023, KIC developed an overseas job-training program called the Global Financial Markets Boot Camp to bolster the overseas investment capabilities of junior employees. We plan to develop this into a flagship program to attract outstanding talent.

KIC will continue to expand its education and training programs to foster employee growth and boost organizational competitiveness.

Training for Every Stage of Life

KIC’s new education system supports employees as they pursue work-life harmony while developing their competencies and careers according to their respective life stage and job duty.

K-Future Program

Training for New Hires
  • Education on core values, common competencies, job competencies, and organizational culture
  • Must complete all levels of the course within the first two years of being recruited
  • Global Financial Market Boot Camp, an overseas job training course
Training for New Recruits
  • Must complete onboarding training to understand KIC and adapt to the organization
  • Operation of an organizational adaptation systemAmigo

K-Milestone Program

  • Training for all employees
  • Common competency and job competency courses
  • Common competency courses dealing with general business skills are available year-round
  • Job competency courses consist of short-term domestic and overseas training, domestic academic training, and overseas academic training
  • Participants for mid- to long-term and academic training are selected according to an internal selection process and operation plan for each program

K-Global Program

  • Expatriates and locally hired employees
  • Regular programs at headquarters for the local staff of overseas offices
  • Cross-cultural training to improve cultural understanding between headquarters and overseas offices
  • Capacity building courses are run the same way as the K-Milestone Program’s common and job competency training

K-Leadership Program

  • 3 levels: New recruits and those newly promoted, group heads, executives
  • Leadership seminars on general topics for employees level 3 and above
  • Intensive leadership training for new hires
  • Small group coaching for group heads
  • Customized coaching for executives

K-Happiness Program

  • Consists of a self-directed learning support system, personal development support system, and humanities program
  • Provides a variety of educational courses for staff to achieve work-life harmony