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James Choi, Managing Partner of y's partners, has published a contribution piece in The Korea Economic Daily, outlining the future direction of "K-Governance." He emphasizes that there is no single right answer to governance, and that optimizing it to fit each company's unique circumstances is far more important than blindly adopting specific foreign models. We invite you to discover how K-Governance can evolve into a global standard through this insightful piece on the true

James Rhee and Yvonne Park, Founder and CEO of y's partners, appeared on KBS 'Money Ola' to share profound insights into entrepreneurship and intangible assets. You can find the full details in the video below.

James Choi, Managing Partner of y's partners, has published the third column in his series "The Principles of Crisis Response" in the Seoul Economic Daily. The theme of this column is "The Hacking Crisis and Secondary Damage." James emphasizes that the "secondary damage" caused by inadequate response after an incident is more fatal to public outrage and corporate credibility than the initial damage itself. Please check the link below for the essence of crisis management: "A c

James Choi, Managing Partner of y’s partners, outlines the future of 'K-Governance' as a core business competitiveness beyond mere regulatory compliance. Explore why governance must be a proactive strategy led by management and the board, rather than a reactive response to external pressure. For more details, please visit the link below. Read More: https://www.hankyung.com/article/202604295328i

Wang Yang, Co-Founder & Partner of y’s partners, shares insights on the power of 'governance design' proven by Apple’s CEO succession in his Korea Economic Daily column. Explore the principles of proactive governance that build market trust before a crisis occurs. Read More: https://www.hankyung.com/article/202604231177O

y’s partners Newsletter 2026 | Vol.1 Welcome to the K-Governance Journey: A Thriving Future with y’s partners To our respected partners, The journey of y’s partners has officially begun. As the global intergenerational transfer of wealth accelerates, family businesses and family offices are emerging as the core pillars of the global economy. However, South Korea faces unique and formidable challenges—including stark inheritance and gift taxes, rigid regulations, and a lingeri