KB Securities holds an event to celebrate the opening of ‘Direct Indexing Mall’ < Economy/Finance < Text of article

KB Securities (CEO Hong-gu Lee, Seong-hyun Kim) announced on the 18th that it would hold an event to commemorate the opening of ‘Direct Indexing Mall’, a content page dedicated to the ‘KB Securities Direct Indexing’ service.

KB Securities opened a new ‘Direct Indexing Mall’ in its representative MTS ‘KB M-able (Marble)’ last August, and through this, various information such as how to use services that direct indexing investors can use, popular strategies, investment expert columns, etc. We provide investment content.

This ‘Direct Indexing Mall’ opening celebration event will be held until November 29th for two events (multiple participation is possible) for individual customers living in Korea who are interested in the ‘KB Securities Direct Indexing’ service.

First, it is a ‘Lucky Card DI Collection’ event in which any customer who has viewed three or more contents of the ‘Direct Indexing Mall’ can participate. If you read three or more posts in ‘Direct Insight’ and ‘Expert Column’, which are investment content within the ‘Direct Indexing Mall’, you can participate once per person, and a total of 2,000 people will be given two coffee coupons through a drawing.

Next is the ‘Concluding/maintaining an advisory contract’ event. Customers who complete a new Direct Indexing advisory contract and apply for an event and maintain an average balance of at least KRW 1 million by the end of December will receive a gift certificate based on the average balance.

Customers who have already signed an advisory contract will also receive the same benefits if they apply for the event, and whether the event conditions are met will be determined based on the average balance from the date of application for the event until the end of December.

Meanwhile, KB Securities is providing about 400 various presets for customized investments through the ‘KB Securities Direct Indexing’ service, and is providing trading commission benefits limited to the company’s receipt commission through non-face-to-face services until the end of this year. However, the advisory fee according to the advisory contract is borne by the customer.

“As the needs of customers seeking customized investments increase, direct indexing services are attracting attention as a new investment paradigm,” said Yoon Man-cheol, head of customer solutions at KB Securities. “We plan to continue to provide useful services for forming an effective portfolio.”

Financial investment products may result in principal loss depending on investment results and exchange rate fluctuations, and this is attributable to the investor.

Source: www.nextdaily.co.kr