According to Shinhan Financial Group, Jin will meet with major global asset management firms and pension fund investors in North America over the next two weeks, from May 10 to May 22.
During his visit, Jin will explain the stability and fundamentals of the South Korean financial market, as well as inspect the operations of local subsidiaries and branches to assess growth strategies in different regions.
He plans to outline the group's enhanced corporate value improvement plans, which include a shareholder return system linked to return on equity (ROE) and growth rates, a capital policy that increases predictability and sustainability, and a strategy for diversifying revenue based on global business. Jin will also share Shinhan Financial's response strategies regarding the prolonged conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
"Transparent and consistent communication with investors is a crucial foundation for enhancing corporate value," Jin said. "Shinhan Financial will thoroughly explain our sustainable system that expands both group growth and shareholder returns to global investors, and we will continue to enhance corporate value based on market trust."
Meanwhile, Shinhan Financial has announced a new value enhancement policy this year, strengthening shareholder returns. The company has introduced a formula for shareholder return rates linked to a target ROE of over 10%. This new system eliminates the previous 50% cap on returns, creating a predictable return framework calculated as '1 - (growth rate / target ROE)'.
The dividend policy will also be strengthened, with tax-free dividends starting from the 2026 fiscal year and a target of increasing the dividend per share (DPS) by more than 10% annually.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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