Goobin Park

Introduction

Goobin Park is an investment executive based in Seoul, South Korea, serving as Managing Director and Head of the Investment and Product Division at Mirae Asset Global Investments. He is involved in the firm's global ETF platform expansion and in initiatives related to digital assets. ^[1]

Education

Goobin Park studied at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). ^[1]

Career

Early Career

Goobin Park began his career as an IT Specialist at Saudi Aramco Asia. ^[2]

FnGuide Inc.

He later worked as a Quantitative Researcher and Team Lead at FnGuide Inc. ^[2]

Mirae Asset Global Investments

Park served as a Senior Portfolio Manager and then as Head of the Global New Business Development Team, where his responsibilities included managing aspects of the firm's Global ETF strategy and sourcing new business opportunities. ^[2]

Since August 2017, Park has served as Head of the Investment and Product Division at Mirae Asset Global Investments. His role includes oversight of global product development and investment initiatives, including work related to the firm's global ETF platform and digital asset activities. ^[2]

Contributions to Digital Assets and Crypto

Mirae Asset Global Investments launched Bitcoin futures-linked ETFs via its Canadian subsidiary, Horizons ETFs, in April 2021. ^[1]

Mirae Asset's affiliate Global X ETFs introduced products including the Bitcoin Covered Call ETF (ticker: BCCC), which provides exposure to Bitcoin price movements while employing a partial covered-call writing strategy. ^[1]

In February 2026, Mirae Asset Consulting, a non-financial affiliate of Mirae Asset Group, agreed to acquire a 92.06% controlling stake in South Korean crypto exchange Korbit for approximately $92–93 million; the structure reportedly used a non-financial affiliate because of regulatory limits on financial institutions directly owning virtual-asset businesses. ^[2]

Mirae Asset Financial Group participated in an investment in the U.S. digital asset bank Erebor, joining a $350 million funding round alongside other Mirae Asset affiliates. ^[2]