Breakout Session 1>> Socially Responsible Investment Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) has been a strange word in Korean society. SRI had gotten public attention when the Pension Fund announced a specific roadmap for strengthening SRI last year. However, it lost the attention again as the corporations showed hostility toward the remarks that the Chairman at the Presidential Council for Future and Vision had made on the Pension Fund’s right as a stockholder. However, it has been a while since SRI became an important part in the international market. In 2008, the size of Global SRI Fund exceeded 10 trillion dollars. By the end of 2010, it extended to 20 trillion dollars. Experts in Pension Fund and SRI participate in this session on the Pension Fund’s SRI to discuss the cur-rent status and the future direction in the development of SRI in Korea, China and Japan. Choon-seung Yang, the executive director at Korea Sustainability Investing Forum, is on top of the table. He is also an expert in Socially Responsible Investment. Jae-young Jeong, the executive manager at the National Pension Fund, gives a presentation on the current status and future plan of SRI in the National Pension Fund, Korea. Hiroshi Mayai, the senior executive managing director at Nikko Financial Intelli-gence, and Alexandra Tracy, the chairman at ASrIA (Association for Sustainable & Responsible Invest-ment in Asia), will present case studies in Japan and China. Young-jae Ryu, the president at Sustinvest, and Mariko Kawaguchi, the vice chief at Daiwa Securities, will participate in the following discussion. Seo Jae Kyo, Research Associate, Hankyoreh Economic Research Institute jkseo@hani.co.kr