MBK’s ByungJu Kim, UBS’ Kyungin Lee: Most influential in capital market

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Michael ByungJu Kim, co-founder, partner and chairman of Northeast Asia-focused private equity firm MBK Partners Ltd., and Kyungin David Lee, UBS Group AG’s vice chair for Asia and head of global banking for South Korea, have been chosen as the two most influential figures in Korea’s capital market last year.

The survey, conducted recently by Market Insight, The Korea Economic Daily’s capital market news outlet, showed on Monday that MBK’s Kim and UBS’ Lee each received nine votes out of 44 experts who responded to the poll, or 20.5% of the respondents, as the most powerful men in Korea’s investment banking industry.

UBS’ LEE: A MOST PROMINENT FIGUREUBS Vice Chairman Lee emerged as a prominent figure in the Korean capital market as the investment bank handled several corporate restructuring projects, from Taeyoung Construction & Engineering Co.'s debt workout to SK Group’s business rebalancing and Lotte Group’s non-core asset sales triggered by the financial crisis surrounding Lotte Chemical Corp.