Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund
MKAM
MKAM is the Corporate Director and asset manager of MKIF pursuant to the Management Agreement between MKIF and MKAM, and is responsible for operating and managing MKIF. The MKAM Board of Directors is comprised of three Directors, and their role is to monitor and oversee MKAM’s day-to-day business.
The current Directors of MKAM are:
The credentials of the MKAM directors are detailed below.
BA (Biology)
Representative Director
Mr. Suh was appointed as the Representative Director in October 2019. He joined the Macquarie Group in 2003 and worked in Hong Kong, Singapore, Seoul, and Japan, leading various infrastructure investments and asset management in sectors including toll road, railway, airport, renewable, waste management, petrochemical storage, city gas, district heating, cable operator, and water treatments.
Mr. Suh majored in Biology at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
MiF (Finance), BA (Finance and Accounting)
Representative Director
Mr. Kim was appointed as the Representative Director of MKAM in March 2020 following the completion of the merger between MKAM and its affiliate, MKOM. Mr. Kim is also the Country Lead of Macquarie Group Korea. He joined the Macquarie Group in 2002 and worked in Macquarie Capital Korea and Macquarie Securities Korea Limited. Prior to the merger with MKAM, Mr. Kim had served as the Representative Director of MKOM, leading investment and asset management activities across various industries including city gas, storage, environment service, renewable energy, media and security service.
Mr. Kim majored in finance and accounting at Georgetown University and holds a Master of Finance from INSEAD.
MA (Economics), BA (Business & Economics)
Director
Ms. Lee was appointed as Director of MKAM in May 2022. Since joining the Macquarie Group in 2008, she has served as the key investment professional for MKAM’s private equity fund series (Macquarie Korea Opportunities Fund series) and has led investment and asset management across various sectors in Korea, including tank terminal, waste management, media and industrial gas.
Ms. Lee majored in business and economics at Yonsei University and holds a Master’s degree of economics from the University of Toronto.
