Managing National Pension Fund of Korea within the Framework of National Economy

Abstract

The South Korea"s National Pension fund, which was set up in 1988 to manage pensions for private-sector workers and the self-employed, will probably grow to $2.2 trillion within 30 years. The world’s third-largest pension fund has become too big for South Korean markets after growing to about 33 percent of the nation’s gross domestic product. NPS is a big whale in a small pond. NPS holdings of local stocks account for about 7 percent of the benchmark Kospi index and the pension is the biggest outside shareholder in Samsung Electronics Co., South Korea’s largest company by market value. Korea pension policy to achieve a viable and sustainable workplace pensions sector that instils public confidence. This means for a fair and affordable pension operation system. Get efficient system support for key pension fund business operations, including: Portfolio Analysis tool and model portfolio design, Preand post-trade compliance checks, Rebalancing Order management, Performance measurement, Risk management. NPF also will need to invest in market-neutral way. This article presents the general principles of investment from the perspective of national economy. National Pension Fund should be operated by dividing several small funds to this end. The fund shall be limited to voting rights of shareholders.