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NongHyup Financial Group
Legal namestring
NongHyup Financial Group Inc. (농협금융지주 주식회사)
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nhfngroup.com
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Public
Founded yearint
2012
Descriptiontext

NongHyup Financial Group (NH농협금융지주, KOSPI: NH) is a publicly listed Korean financial holding company, wholly owned by the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (NACF/농협중앙회) and established in its current form in March 2012 on a cooperative foundation dating to 1961. The group operates nine regulated subsidiaries spanning the full retail and commercial financial-services stack: NH Nonghyup Bank (1,200+ offices, flagship deposit-taking and agricultural-finance franchise), NH Nonghyup Life Insurance and NH Nonghyup Non-Life Insurance (property and casualty incl. agricultural and auto lines), NH Investment & Securities (57.54% owned, with overseas operations in Vietnam and London), NH-Amundi Asset Management (60/40 joint venture with Amundi, KRW 60 trillion AUM), NH Nonghyup Capital, NH Savings Bank, NH Nonghyup REIT Management (KRW 1.7 trillion AUM), and NH Venture Investment.

The group's underlying technology layer centers on the NH All-One Bank digital platform (10M+ subscribers), NH Smart Banking, NH Pay (5M members), NH All-One Account, the BM-patented NH-OnePASS auto-login, the NH IDEA Ground digital innovation campus, and a metaverse branch ("Dokdo Bus"). Proprietary AI capabilities include an AI-based Fraud Detection System, the Koribot NLP chatbot, biometric boarding authentication (computer vision, financial-industry first), the patented Automated Loan Extension AI Consultation System, and alternative credit-scoring models using non-financial data (delivery and budget mobile-app signals). A P2P financial certificate blockchain service was first-in-industry in 2022. Distribution operates primarily through the 1,200+ branch network, the cooperative channel reaching 2.1 million members, and the digital platforms; an MOU with Mayapada Group (May 2026) adds channel-partner GTM into Indonesia, while the Win-Win Growth Project commits the group to KRW 108 trillion in productive and inclusive finance through 2030.

The business model combines spread-based banking income, recurring insurance premiums, securities trading and IB fees, asset-management fees on KRW 60 trillion AUM, captive-finance interest income, savings-bank deposit spreads, and venture-investment carried interest across at least 11 fund vintages. Pricing is not publicly disclosed at the product level and varies by credit profile and segment; the group explicitly segments customers by persona (2030 youth, vulnerable populations), vertical (agriculture, ESG/eco-friendly businesses), and business-unit (SMEs and corporates). Beyond the legacy cooperative franchise, near-term revenue diversification comes from the NH All Wonderful senior brand (launched November 2025), the Indonesia entry, and the inclusive-finance product set launched February 2026. Source anchors:.

Short descriptiontext

South Korea's agricultural cooperative-based financial holding company, operating nine subsidiaries across banking, insurance, securities, asset management, captive finance, and venture capital, serving 2.1 million cooperative members and 10 million digital banking subscribers via 1,200+ offices.

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Operating
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Headcount rangeband
101–250
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersOkdong, South Korea
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Okdong
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South Korea
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Asia
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
commercial banking services, life insurance products, investment securities brokerage, asset management services, agricultural cooperative finance
Industry2 codes
1Small Business Banking (Microbusiness/Sole Proprietor)
CodeFSABAAAIPrimaryYes
2Direct Lending — Specialty Finance (Consumer/SME Lending Platforms)
CodeFSAHAJAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Offices of Bank Holding Companies551111
  • Direct Life, Health, and Medical Insurance Carriers52411
  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice523940
SIC code4 codes
  • State Commercial Banks6022
  • Life Insurance6311
  • Finance Services6199
  • Finance Lessors6172
Product category
Financial Holding Company (Retail and Commercial Banking, Insurance, Securities)
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GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model9 records
1Banking Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Commercial banking through NH Nonghyup Bank with nationwide network of 1,200+ offices, serving retail customers, farmers, and corporate clients with deposits, loans, and financial services

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2Life Insurance
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Life insurance services through NH Nonghyup Life Insurance (NH농협생명) established in 2012, providing coverage and financial protection products

nhfngroup.com
3Non-Life Insurance
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Property and casualty insurance through NH Nonghyup Non-Life Insurance (NH농협손해보험), including agricultural insurance, auto insurance, and travel insurance

nhfngroup.com
4Securities and Investment
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Investment banking and brokerage services through NH Investment & Securities (NH투자증권) with 57.54% ownership, offering wealth management, trading, and investment services

nhfngroup.com
5Asset Management
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Asset management through NH-Amundi Asset Management (60% owned joint venture with Amundi) with 60 trillion won in assets under management, offering funds and investment products

nhfngroup.com
6Capital/Leasing
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Leasing and credit services through NH Nonghyup Capital (NH농협캐피탈) offering auto finance, mortgage loans, personal credit loans, corporate finance, and new technology financing

nhfngroup.com
7Savings Bank
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Savings bank services through NH Savings Bank (NH저축은행) providing deposits and loans for general public and small business owners

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8REIT Management
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Real estate investment trust management through NH Nonghyup REIT Operations (NH농협리츠운용) managing 1 trillion 700 billion won in AUM

nhfngroup.com
9Venture Investment
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Venture capital investment through NH Venture Investment (NH벤처투자) focusing on new technology business financing, managing multiple funds including ASEAN technology funds

nhfngroup.com
Marketing channels4 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details1 tier
1Financial services pricing varies by product and customer segment
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Loan interest rates, insurance premiums, and investment fees are determined based on individual credit assessment, risk profile, and market conditions. Specific pricing not publicly disclosed for most products.

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GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 of 3 records shown
1NH 올원더풀 (NH All Wonderful)
Description

Senior-specialized brand launched in November 2025 providing financial asset management and health care services for seniors.

nhfngroup.com
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Core offering1 text field

NongHyup Financial Group is a Korean financial holding company operating nine subsidiaries that deliver banking, life and non-life insurance, investment banking and brokerage, asset management, captive finance, savings banking, REIT management, and venture capital services. The group primarily serves retail customers, farmers, and cooperative members through a nationwide branch network spanning over 1,200 offices, alongside corporate and institutional clients via its securities, asset management, and capital subsidiaries.

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Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • 108 trillion won in productive and inclusive finance to be supplied by 2030
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Product overview1 text field

NongHyup Financial Group is a financial holding company operating nine wholly or majority-owned subsidiaries spanning banking (NH Nonghyup Bank), life insurance (NH Nonghyup Life Insurance), non-life insurance (NH Nonghyup Non-Life Insurance), securities and investment banking (NH Investment & Securities), asset management (NH-Amundi Asset Management), captive finance (NH Nonghyup Capital), savings banking (NH Savings Bank), REIT management (NH Nonghyup REIT Management), and venture capital (NH Venture Investment). The group delivers its products and services primarily through digital platforms including NH All-One Bank (comprehensive financial platform), NH Smart Banking (mobile app), NH Pay (payment service), NH All-One Account (wealth management), NH All-One Pass (authentication), and NH IDEA Ground (innovation hub), alongside the senior-focused NH All Wonderful brand and NH Win-Win Growth Project for inclusive finance. The group also operates NH Chaeum Card credit cards, NH All-One Voucher Platform, and NH Direct Indexing and TAX Platform through its securities subsidiary.

Product and service13 records
1NH Nonghyup Bank (NH농협은행)
CategoryCommercial and retail banking
Description

Flagship subsidiary of NongHyup Financial Group operating a nationwide branch network of approximately 1,200 offices; offers retail and corporate banking, agricultural finance, inclusive finance, mortgage loans, and digital banking services to retail customers, farmers, and corporate clients.

2NH Nonghyup Life Insurance (NH농협생명)
CategoryLife insurance
Description

Wholly-owned cooperative-based life insurer offering life insurance coverage, savings products, online insurance platforms, and AI-powered customer service including the Koribot chatbot.

3NH Nonghyup Non-Life Insurance (NH농협손해보험)
CategoryProperty and casualty insurance
Description

Wholly-owned non-life insurer offering property and casualty insurance including automobile, residential, agricultural, and travel insurance products, with exclusive-rights offerings in selected segments.

4NH Investment & Securities (NH투자증권)
CategoryInvestment banking and securities brokerage
Description

Majority-owned (57.54%) brokerage and investment banking subsidiary offering brokerage, investment banking, wealth management, digital trading platforms, and direct indexing services with overseas operations in Vietnam and London.

5NH-Amundi Asset Management (NH-Amundi자산운용)
CategoryAsset management
Description

Majority-owned (60%) joint venture asset manager with Amundi (France); manages approximately KRW 60 trillion in assets including ETFs, ESG funds, alternative investments, and global investment products.

6NH Nonghyup Capital (NH농협캐피탈)
CategoryCaptive finance and leasing
Description

Wholly-owned captive finance subsidiary offering auto finance, lease financing, home mortgage loans, personal credit loans, corporate finance, real estate finance, and new technology financing.

7NH Savings Bank (NH저축은행)
CategorySavings banking
Description

Wholly-owned savings bank providing deposit, loan, and savings banking services primarily for general citizens and small business owners, emphasizing inclusive and warm finance.

8NH Nonghyup REITS Management (NH농협리츠운용)
CategoryReal estate investment trust management
Description

Wholly-owned real estate investment trust management company managing approximately KRW 1.7 trillion in AUM across office, retail, and other REIT products.

9NH Venture Investment (NH벤처투자)
CategoryVenture capital and new technology investment
Description

Wholly-owned venture capital subsidiary investing in startups and venture companies across multiple funds including the NH-OC Global Open Innovation Fund and ASEAN technology funds.

10NH All-One Bank (NH올원뱅크)
CategoryDigital financial platform
Description

Comprehensive digital financial platform of NH Nonghyup Bank consolidating banking, securities, insurance, and wealth management in one interface; renewed in 2022 and relaunched as NEW NH All-One Bank in 2023, reaching 10 million subscribers.

112030 Youth Hug Dream Loan (2030 청년 Hug 드림론)
CategoryInclusive consumer lending
Description

Inclusive finance loan product targeting customers aged 20-34 for housing and financial stability needs; part of the NH Win-Win Growth Project's three-type inclusive finance set.

12NH All Wonderful (NH올원더풀)
CategorySenior-focused financial services brand
Description

Senior-specialized financial brand providing financial asset management, health care, and lifestyle services tailored for senior customers.

13NH Chaeum Card (NH채움카드)
CategoryCredit card
Description

Proprietary credit card brand of NH Nonghyup Bank offering various card benefits and financial services to consumers.

Scale indicator10 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-10
Description

Vice Chairman Lee Eogwon of FSC held roundtable with chairmen of five major financial holding companies including NH Nonghyup Financial to discuss AI security response strategies. Financial holding companies reported introduction of AI-based security monitoring, penetration testing solutions, and AI-based Fraud Detection Systems.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-21
Description

NH NongHyup Financial Group signed strategic partnership with Mayapada Group in Jakarta to cooperate on digital transformation, risk management, investment banking, brokerage, and wealth management. The agreement enables NH NongHyup to leverage Mayapada's local networks as it explores potential market expansion in ASEAN's largest economy (Indonesia).

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-21
Description

Following the Mayapada partnership signing, NH NongHyup's chairman met with Danantara, Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund, to discuss potential joint investments in climate tech funds. This represents potential future investment cooperation in sustainable technology sectors.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

NH Nonghyup Bank signed MOU with Seoul Credit Guarantee Foundation for AI big data exchange-based small business support activation. Partnership focuses on providing enhanced financial support for small merchants using AI and big data analysis.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

NH Nonghyup Financial Group launched 3-month intensive training program 'NH Nonghyup Financial Asset Management and IB Practical Competency Enhancement Course' at the Korea Financial Services Institute in Seoul, training 35 practitioners from major Nonghyup affiliates.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Parent organization providing agricultural cooperative network with 2.1 million members across 1,036 agricultural cooperatives and 68 commodity-specific cooperatives, forming the core foundation of NH Financial Group's unique business model.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Global joint venture asset management company with Amundi (subsidiary of Credit Agricole Group). NH Financial Group holds 60% stake with Amundi holding 40%. Manages 60 trillion won in assets as of 2024, offering global investment products and ESG funds.

Recent move8 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean financial holding company with banking, insurance, securities, and asset management subsidiaries under similar cooperative-turned-public model. Most directly comparable in scale, subsidiary breadth, and Q1 2026 earnings benchmark (NH surpassed Woori at 868.8B vs 603.8B won).

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest Korean financial holding company with full-service banking, insurance, securities, and credit card operations. Comparable diversified platform but with much larger capital base and broader shareholder ownership, making it the dominant Korean benchmark.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Korean financial holding with KB Kookmin Bank, KB Securities, KB Insurance, and KB Capital. Comparable full-service structure with stronger commercial bank franchise and similar rural/regional penetration through KB's historical provincial base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean financial holding operating Hana Bank, Hana Securities, Hana Life Insurance, and Hana Capital. Similar diversified subsidiary model and one of the four major Korean financial holding companies competing head-to-head with NH across all major product lines.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Korean financial holding anchored by Meritz Fire & Marine Insurance with Meritz Securities and Meritz Capital. Comparable holding structure focused on insurance-led model with growing securities and capital subsidiaries serving similar retail and SME customers.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Korean financial holding with strong global asset management (Mirae Asset Global Investments), securities, and venture investment. Comparable asset management scale (vs NH-Amundi 60T won) and similar venture investment subsidiary competing with NH Venture Investment.

TypeRegional player
Description

Regional Korean financial holding based in Busan with banking, securities, capital, and savings subsidiaries. Similar cooperative-of-companies structure but smaller scale, making it a useful comparison for NH's regional/rural strategy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dutch agricultural cooperative banking group and the global template for NH's agricultural cooperative model. Directly comparable as a member-owned financial institution focused on food, agriculture, and rural finance with international operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

French cooperative banking group and parent of Amundi (NH-Amundi JV partner). Highly comparable cooperative-based holding structure with regional banks, insurance, asset management, and corporate banking — a direct institutional analog.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Japanese financial holding combining commercial banking, trust banking, securities, and credit card businesses. Comparable diversified full-service model with similar emphasis on inclusive banking, trust services, and Asia-wide regional expansion ambitions.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat6 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Named customers3 records

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Segment5 records

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Ideal customer profile5 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

Technology focused
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AI capability10 records

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Has app

Feature4 records

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Profiles10 records

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Subsidiaries9 records

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Compliance7 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Investment17 records

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NongHyup Financial Group

Financial Holding Company (Retail and Commercial Banking, Insurance, Securities)nhfngroup.com

South Korea's agricultural cooperative-based financial holding company, operating nine subsidiaries across banking, insurance, securities, asset management, captive finance, and venture capital, serving 2.1 million cooperative members and 10 million digital banking subscribers via 1,200+ offices.

What NongHyup Financial Group does

NongHyup Financial Group (NH농협금융지주, KOSPI: NH) is a publicly listed Korean financial holding company, wholly owned by the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (NACF/농협중앙회) and established in its current form in March 2012 on a cooperative foundation dating to 1961. The group operates nine regulated subsidiaries spanning the full retail and commercial financial-services stack: NH Nonghyup Bank (1,200+ offices, flagship deposit-taking and agricultural-finance franchise), NH Nonghyup Life Insurance and NH Nonghyup Non-Life Insurance (property and casualty incl. agricultural and auto lines), NH Investment & Securities (57.54% owned, with overseas operations in Vietnam and London), NH-Amundi Asset Management (60/40 joint venture with Amundi, KRW 60 trillion AUM), NH Nonghyup Capital, NH Savings Bank, NH Nonghyup REIT Management (KRW 1.7 trillion AUM), and NH Venture Investment.

The group's underlying technology layer centers on the NH All-One Bank digital platform (10M+ subscribers), NH Smart Banking, NH Pay (5M members), NH All-One Account, the BM-patented NH-OnePASS auto-login, the NH IDEA Ground digital innovation campus, and a metaverse branch ("Dokdo Bus"). Proprietary AI capabilities include an AI-based Fraud Detection System, the Koribot NLP chatbot, biometric boarding authentication (computer vision, financial-industry first), the patented Automated Loan Extension AI Consultation System, and alternative credit-scoring models using non-financial data (delivery and budget mobile-app signals). A P2P financial certificate blockchain service was first-in-industry in 2022. Distribution operates primarily through the 1,200+ branch network, the cooperative channel reaching 2.1 million members, and the digital platforms; an MOU with Mayapada Group (May 2026) adds channel-partner GTM into Indonesia, while the Win-Win Growth Project commits the group to KRW 108 trillion in productive and inclusive finance through 2030.

The business model combines spread-based banking income, recurring insurance premiums, securities trading and IB fees, asset-management fees on KRW 60 trillion AUM, captive-finance interest income, savings-bank deposit spreads, and venture-investment carried interest across at least 11 fund vintages. Pricing is not publicly disclosed at the product level and varies by credit profile and segment; the group explicitly segments customers by persona (2030 youth, vulnerable populations), vertical (agriculture, ESG/eco-friendly businesses), and business-unit (SMEs and corporates). Beyond the legacy cooperative franchise, near-term revenue diversification comes from the NH All Wonderful senior brand (launched November 2025), the Indonesia entry, and the inclusive-finance product set launched February 2026. Source anchors:.

NongHyup Financial Group firmographics

Firmographics
Name
NongHyup Financial Group
Legal name
NongHyup Financial Group Inc. (농협금융지주 주식회사)
Website
https://nhfngroup.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
2012
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
South Korea's agricultural cooperative-based financial holding company, operating nine subsidiaries across banking, insurance, securities, asset management, captive finance, and venture capital, serving 2.1 million cooperative members and 10 million digital banking subscribers via 1,200+ offices.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

NongHyup Financial Group industry classification

Industry
Product category
Financial Holding Company (Retail and Commercial Banking, Insurance, Securities)
NAICS
Offices of Bank Holding Companies (551111), Direct Life, Health, and Medical Insurance Carriers (52411), Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940)
SIC
State Commercial Banks (6022), Life Insurance (6311), Finance Services (6199), Finance Lessors (6172)
akta.pro primary industry
Small Business Banking (Microbusiness/Sole Proprietor) (FSABAAAI)
akta.pro secondary industry
Direct Lending — Specialty Finance (Consumer/SME Lending Platforms) (FSAHAJAF)

Keywords

  • Commercial banking services
  • Life insurance products
  • Investment securities brokerage
  • Asset management services
  • Agricultural cooperative finance

Where NongHyup Financial Group is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Okdong
HQ country
South Korea
HQ region
Asia

Offices3 records

Markets served

NongHyup Financial Group business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Banking Services: Commercial banking through NH Nonghyup Bank with nationwide network of 1,200+ offices, serving retail customers, farmers, and corporate clients with deposits, loans, and financial services
  2. Life Insurance: Life insurance services through NH Nonghyup Life Insurance (NH농협생명) established in 2012, providing coverage and financial protection products
  3. Non-Life Insurance: Property and casualty insurance through NH Nonghyup Non-Life Insurance (NH농협손해보험), including agricultural insurance, auto insurance, and travel insurance
  4. Securities and Investment: Investment banking and brokerage services through NH Investment & Securities (NH투자증권) with 57.54% ownership, offering wealth management, trading, and investment services
  5. Asset Management: Asset management through NH-Amundi Asset Management (60% owned joint venture with Amundi) with 60 trillion won in assets under management, offering funds and investment products
  6. Capital/Leasing: Leasing and credit services through NH Nonghyup Capital (NH농협캐피탈) offering auto finance, mortgage loans, personal credit loans, corporate finance, and new technology financing
  7. Savings Bank: Savings bank services through NH Savings Bank (NH저축은행) providing deposits and loans for general public and small business owners
  8. REIT Management: Real estate investment trust management through NH Nonghyup REIT Operations (NH농협리츠운용) managing 1 trillion 700 billion won in AUM
  9. Venture Investment: Venture capital investment through NH Venture Investment (NH벤처투자) focusing on new technology business financing, managing multiple funds including ASEAN technology funds

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMonthlyFinancial services pricing varies by product and customer segment

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels4 records

NongHyup Financial Group product offering

Product offering

Core offering

NongHyup Financial Group is a Korean financial holding company operating nine subsidiaries that deliver banking, life and non-life insurance, investment banking and brokerage, asset management, captive finance, savings banking, REIT management, and venture capital services. The group primarily serves retail customers, farmers, and cooperative members through a nationwide branch network spanning over 1,200 offices, alongside corporate and institutional clients via its securities, asset management, and capital subsidiaries.

Product overview

NongHyup Financial Group is a financial holding company operating nine wholly or majority-owned subsidiaries spanning banking (NH Nonghyup Bank), life insurance (NH Nonghyup Life Insurance), non-life insurance (NH Nonghyup Non-Life Insurance), securities and investment banking (NH Investment & Securities), asset management (NH-Amundi Asset Management), captive finance (NH Nonghyup Capital), savings banking (NH Savings Bank), REIT management (NH Nonghyup REIT Management), and venture capital (NH Venture Investment). The group delivers its products and services primarily through digital platforms including NH All-One Bank (comprehensive financial platform), NH Smart Banking (mobile app), NH Pay (payment service), NH All-One Account (wealth management), NH All-One Pass (authentication), and NH IDEA Ground (innovation hub), alongside the senior-focused NH All Wonderful brand and NH Win-Win Growth Project for inclusive finance. The group also operates NH Chaeum Card credit cards, NH All-One Voucher Platform, and NH Direct Indexing and TAX Platform through its securities subsidiary.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • NH 올원더풀 (NH All Wonderful): Senior-specialized brand launched in November 2025 providing financial asset management and health care services for seniors.
  • 금융의 모든 순간 (Every Moment of Finance)
  • NH Win-Win Growth Project (NH 상생성장 프로젝트)

Products and services

  • NH Nonghyup Bank (NH농협은행) Flagship subsidiary of NongHyup Financial Group operating a nationwide branch network of approximately 1,200 offices; offers retail and corporate banking, agricultural finance, inclusive finance, mortgage loans, and digital banking services to retail customers, farmers, and corporate clients.
  • NH Nonghyup Life Insurance (NH농협생명) Wholly-owned cooperative-based life insurer offering life insurance coverage, savings products, online insurance platforms, and AI-powered customer service including the Koribot chatbot.
  • NH Nonghyup Non-Life Insurance (NH농협손해보험) Wholly-owned non-life insurer offering property and casualty insurance including automobile, residential, agricultural, and travel insurance products, with exclusive-rights offerings in selected segments.
  • NH Investment & Securities (NH투자증권) Majority-owned (57.54%) brokerage and investment banking subsidiary offering brokerage, investment banking, wealth management, digital trading platforms, and direct indexing services with overseas operations in Vietnam and London.
  • NH-Amundi Asset Management (NH-Amundi자산운용) Majority-owned (60%) joint venture asset manager with Amundi (France); manages approximately KRW 60 trillion in assets including ETFs, ESG funds, alternative investments, and global investment products.
  • NH Nonghyup Capital (NH농협캐피탈) Wholly-owned captive finance subsidiary offering auto finance, lease financing, home mortgage loans, personal credit loans, corporate finance, real estate finance, and new technology financing.
  • NH Savings Bank (NH저축은행) Wholly-owned savings bank providing deposit, loan, and savings banking services primarily for general citizens and small business owners, emphasizing inclusive and warm finance.
  • NH Nonghyup REITS Management (NH농협리츠운용) Wholly-owned real estate investment trust management company managing approximately KRW 1.7 trillion in AUM across office, retail, and other REIT products.
  • NH Venture Investment (NH벤처투자) Wholly-owned venture capital subsidiary investing in startups and venture companies across multiple funds including the NH-OC Global Open Innovation Fund and ASEAN technology funds.
  • NH All-One Bank (NH올원뱅크) Comprehensive digital financial platform of NH Nonghyup Bank consolidating banking, securities, insurance, and wealth management in one interface; renewed in 2022 and relaunched as NEW NH All-One Bank in 2023, reaching 10 million subscribers.
  • 2030 Youth Hug Dream Loan (2030 청년 Hug 드림론) Inclusive finance loan product targeting customers aged 20-34 for housing and financial stability needs; part of the NH Win-Win Growth Project's three-type inclusive finance set.
  • NH All Wonderful (NH올원더풀) Senior-specialized financial brand providing financial asset management, health care, and lifestyle services tailored for senior customers.
  • NH Chaeum Card (NH채움카드) Proprietary credit card brand of NH Nonghyup Bank offering various card benefits and financial services to consumers.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 108 trillion won in productive and inclusive finance to be supplied by 2030
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use NongHyup Financial Group

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

NongHyup Financial Group technology and API

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NongHyup Financial Group partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Financial Services Commission and Major Financial Holding CompaniescoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 June 2026Vice Chairman Lee Eogwon of FSC held roundtable with chairmen of five major financial holding companies including NH Nonghyup Financial to discuss AI security response strategies. Financial holding companies reported introduction of AI-based security monitoring, penetration testing solutions, and AI-based Fraud Detection Systems.
  • Mayapada Group (Indonesia)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 21 May 2026NH NongHyup Financial Group signed strategic partnership with Mayapada Group in Jakarta to cooperate on digital transformation, risk management, investment banking, brokerage, and wealth management. The agreement enables NH NongHyup to leverage Mayapada's local networks as it explores potential market expansion in ASEAN's largest economy (Indonesia).
  • Danantara (Indonesia Sovereign Wealth Fund)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 21 May 2026Following the Mayapada partnership signing, NH NongHyup's chairman met with Danantara, Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund, to discuss potential joint investments in climate tech funds. This represents potential future investment cooperation in sustainable technology sectors.
  • Seoul Credit Guarantee FoundationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNH Nonghyup Bank signed MOU with Seoul Credit Guarantee Foundation for AI big data exchange-based small business support activation. Partnership focuses on providing enhanced financial support for small merchants using AI and big data analysis.
  • Korea Financial Services InstitutecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNH Nonghyup Financial Group launched 3-month intensive training program 'NH Nonghyup Financial Asset Management and IB Practical Competency Enhancement Course' at the Korea Financial Services Institute in Seoul, training 35 practitioners from major Nonghyup affiliates.
  • National Agricultural Cooperative FederationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerParent organization providing agricultural cooperative network with 2.1 million members across 1,036 agricultural cooperatives and 68 commodity-specific cooperatives, forming the core foundation of NH Financial Group's unique business model.
  • Amundi (France)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGlobal joint venture asset management company with Amundi (subsidiary of Credit Agricole Group). NH Financial Group holds 60% stake with Amundi holding 40%. Manages 60 trillion won in assets as of 2024, offering global investment products and ESG funds.

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NongHyup Financial Group competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Woori Financial Group: Korean financial holding company with banking, insurance, securities, and asset management subsidiaries under similar cooperative-turned-public model. Most directly comparable in scale, subsidiary breadth, and Q1 2026 earnings benchmark (NH surpassed Woori at 868.8B vs 603.8B won).
  • Hana Financial Group: Korean financial holding operating Hana Bank, Hana Securities, Hana Life Insurance, and Hana Capital. Similar diversified subsidiary model and one of the four major Korean financial holding companies competing head-to-head with NH across all major product lines.
  • Meritz Financial Group: Korean financial holding anchored by Meritz Fire & Marine Insurance with Meritz Securities and Meritz Capital. Comparable holding structure focused on insurance-led model with growing securities and capital subsidiaries serving similar retail and SME customers.
  • Rabobank: Dutch agricultural cooperative banking group and the global template for NH's agricultural cooperative model. Directly comparable as a member-owned financial institution focused on food, agriculture, and rural finance with international operations.
  • Crédit Agricole Group: French cooperative banking group and parent of Amundi (NH-Amundi JV partner). Highly comparable cooperative-based holding structure with regional banks, insurance, asset management, and corporate banking — a direct institutional analog.

Broad incumbents

  • Shinhan Financial Group: Largest Korean financial holding company with full-service banking, insurance, securities, and credit card operations. Comparable diversified platform but with much larger capital base and broader shareholder ownership, making it the dominant Korean benchmark.
  • KB Financial Group: Korean financial holding with KB Kookmin Bank, KB Securities, KB Insurance, and KB Capital. Comparable full-service structure with stronger commercial bank franchise and similar rural/regional penetration through KB's historical provincial base.
  • Mirae Asset Financial Group: Korean financial holding with strong global asset management (Mirae Asset Global Investments), securities, and venture investment. Comparable asset management scale (vs NH-Amundi 60T won) and similar venture investment subsidiary competing with NH Venture Investment.
  • Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group: Japanese financial holding combining commercial banking, trust banking, securities, and credit card businesses. Comparable diversified full-service model with similar emphasis on inclusive banking, trust services, and Asia-wide regional expansion ambitions.

Regional players

  • BNK Financial Group: Regional Korean financial holding based in Busan with banking, securities, capital, and savings subsidiaries. Similar cooperative-of-companies structure but smaller scale, making it a useful comparison for NH's regional/rural strategy.

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Competitive moat6 records

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Key highlights6 records

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NongHyup Financial Group compliance and trust

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NongHyup Financial Group leadership team

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NongHyup Financial Group subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries9 records

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Frequently asked questions about NongHyup Financial Group

What does NongHyup Financial Group do?

NongHyup Financial Group is a Korean financial holding company operating nine subsidiaries that deliver banking, life and non-life insurance, investment banking and brokerage, asset management, captive finance, savings banking, REIT management, and venture capital services. The group primarily serves retail customers, farmers, and cooperative members through a nationwide branch network spanning over 1,200 offices, alongside corporate and institutional clients via its securities, asset management, and capital subsidiaries.

Is NongHyup Financial Group a public or private company?

NongHyup Financial Group is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was NongHyup Financial Group founded?

NongHyup Financial Group was founded in 2012. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is NongHyup Financial Group based?

NongHyup Financial Group is headquartered in Okdong, South Korea, in the Asia region.

How does NongHyup Financial Group make money?

Nine revenue lines are on record. Banking Services are the primary driver. The others are life Insurance, non-Life Insurance, securities and Investment, asset Management, capital/Leasing, savings Bank, REIT Management and venture Investment.

Who are NongHyup Financial Group's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Woori Financial Group, Hana Financial Group, Meritz Financial Group, Rabobank and Crédit Agricole Group. Broad incumbents are Shinhan Financial Group, KB Financial Group, Mirae Asset Financial Group and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group. BNK Financial Group is listed as a regional player.

Does NongHyup Financial Group have an API?

No public API is recorded for NongHyup Financial Group.

What industry is NongHyup Financial Group in?

NongHyup Financial Group's product category is Financial Holding Company (Retail and Commercial Banking, Insurance, Securities). Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSABAAAI, Small Business Banking (Microbusiness/Sole Proprietor), with a secondary code of FSAHAJAF, Direct Lending — Specialty Finance (Consumer/SME Lending Platforms). Its NAICS code is 551111 and its SIC code is 6022.

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NateNonghyup Financial, expands 'Coexistence and Growth Fund No. 2' to 400 billion won... Speed of productive finance: Nate NewsNonghyup Financial has expanded its "Coexistence and Growth Fund No. 2" to 400 billion won, according to the report. The article also notes the bank reported a record first-half profit of 1.7791 trillion won, with securities driving performance. No further details on the fund's allocation or timing were disclosed.NateNonghyup Jeonnam Headquarters operates 'Inclusive Finance Companion Window' for financially vulnerable groups: Nate NewsNonghyup Jeonnam Headquarters opened the first 'Inclusive Finance Companion Window' at the Goseo Agricultural Cooperative in Damyang County on August 18 to improve financial accessibility for vulnerable groups. The specialized counter provides dedicated staff assistance and adaptive equipment, such as audio guides and digital translators, for elderly, disabled, and multicultural customers. Management plans to expand this initiative to other agricultural cooperatives across the Jeollanam-do province.The Korea HeraldMarket rally lifts Korea's five financial groups to W13tr profitSouth Korea's five largest financial groups posted a record 13.12 trillion won ($8.97 billion) in combined first-half net income, marking the first time the total exceeded 13 trillion won, as a stock market rally boosted brokerage and asset management fees. Combined profit rose 9.7 percent year-on-year, with KB Financial Group leading at 3.88 trillion won, followed by Shinhan at 3.44 trillion won and Hana at 2.4 trillion won, while NH NongHyup and Woori posted 1.78 trillion won and 1.61 trillion won respectively. NH Investment & Securities more than doubled its net profit to 965.2 billion won, the highest among brokerages, with KB Securities, Shinhan Securities, and Hana Securities also posting jumps of 135 percent, 123.1 percent, and 155.7 percent respectively.KoreajoongangdailyFour financial groups post record 11.34 trillion won in half-year profitKorea's four largest financial groups posted a record 11.34 trillion won in first-half 2026 profit, up 9.8% year-on-year. Securities and asset management earnings surged on a booming stock market, offsetting slower bank growth from household lending curbs. The results triggered shareholder return competition, with KB and Shinhan planning 700 billion won buybacks.NateThe five major financial holding companies supplied 11.3 trillion won for inclusive finance in the first half of the year: Nate NewsThe Financial Services Commission met with executives from Korea's five major financial groups (KB, Shinhan, Hana, Woori, NH Nonghyup) to review their inclusive finance performance, with the groups reporting a total supply of 11.3 trillion won in the first half of this year. The groups also adjusted 2.3 trillion won in delinquent loans across 119,000 cases, wrote off 1.3 trillion won in long-term delinquent loans, and completed the expiration of 200 billion won to support vulnerable debtors' return to economic activity. The FSC indicated it will introduce a comprehensive evaluation system and continuously monitor the groups' progress toward their five-year target of approximately 70 trillion won in inclusive finance through 2030.NateAhead of productive financial expansion... The performance report of the five major financial emissions varies: Nate NewsSouth Korea's five major financial groups showed mixed results in reducing financial emissions and carbon intensity in the latest assessment period. Shinhan, Hana, and NH Nonghyup Financial successfully lowered both metrics despite increases in their assessed asset bases, while Woori Financial saw rises in both total emissions and intensity. The report notes that anticipated growth in corporate and industrial lending through productive financial expansion is expected to increase the complexity and burden of managing financial emissions going forward.MkTop financial groups provide 11.3 tn won in inclusive financingSouth Korea's five largest financial groups provided 11.3 trillion won ($7.5 billion) in inclusive financing during the first half of 2026, including policy loans, mid-rate loans, microfinance programs, debt restructuring, and loan write-offs for low-income and financially vulnerable borrowers. The groups restructured approximately 2.3 trillion won in delinquent loans covering 135,000 cases and wrote off around 1.5 trillion won in long-overdue debt involving 119,000 cases, representing about 16 percent of their combined 71 trillion won five-year target through 2030. Each group announced additional second-half support measures, including KB Financial Group subsidizing lunch expenses for small business workers and launching loan products for delivery platform workers, while NH NongHyup will reduce principal and interest on delinquent loans for basic livelihood assistance recipients.DigitaltodayBanks' delivery apps and budget mobile services emerge as data for inclusive finance credit scoringMajor Korean banks including Shinhan Financial Group, KB Kookmin Bank, KakaoBank, Hana Financial Group, NH Nonghyup Financial, and Woori Bank are deploying alternative credit assessment models that leverage non-financial data from delivery apps and budget mobile services to evaluate borrowers with limited financial histories. Shinhan Bank launched its alternative credit model using data from its delivery app Ttaenggyeoyo and has extended loans to previously underserved small merchants and individuals since March, while KakaoBank supplied 1.2 trillion won in additional mid- and low-credit loans using non-financial data. The Financial Services Commission has formed a task force to overhaul the credit assessment system and advance inclusive finance through alternative credit evaluation as a systemic reform rather than one-off support.NateNH Nonghyup Financial will nurture key talents in asset management and investment banking... 35 people will receive intensive training for 3 months: Nate NewsNH Nonghyup Financial Group launched a 3-month intensive training program called the 'NH Nonghyup Financial Asset Management and IB Practical Competency Enhancement Course' at the Korea Financial Services Institute in Seoul on June 18. The program will train 35 practitioners from major Nonghyup financial affiliates including the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, banks, securities, insurance, and asset management companies. The training aims to enhance asset management and investment banking capabilities across the group while supporting the sustainable development of farmers and rural agricultural communities.HeraldcorpRefinancing into top-tier banks lifts credit scores by 50 points, data showsBorrowers who refinance from secondary financial institutions to primary banks in South Korea see their credit scores rise by an average of 50 points, with loan approval rates increasing 8 percentage points and credit card limits expanding by 1.22 million won, according to data from loan-comparison platform Banksalad. Major Korean financial institutions including Woori Financial, Hana Bank, Shinhan Bank, and NH NongHyup Financial Group are launching or expanding refinancing products targeting borrowers moving from secondary to primary lenders, with typical interest rate reductions of 4 to 5 percentage points. Financial regulators plan to conduct regular reviews of refinancing performance, and financial holding companies are considering incorporating borrower migration metrics into their key performance indicators as part of the government's inclusive finance push.