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Trades about 10% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hyundai Motor Securities Co., Ltd., established in 1955 and based in Seoul, South Korea, offers a comprehensive range of financial solutions to both individual and institutional investors. For private clients, including high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals, the firm provides brokerage and advisory services for stocks and derivatives, manages wrap account portfolios, and delivers specialized wealth and tax planning, along with the sale of various investment products. Institutional investors are supported with extensive brokerage for equities, derivatives, and futures, in addition to the distribution of institutional financial instruments like trusts, money market funds, and repurchase agreements. The company's investment banking division is highly active in corporate finance, encompassing equity offerings, asset-backed securities (ABS), real estate project financing (PF) and its securitization, infrastructure projects (BTL/BTO, offshore SOC), structured financing, asset securitization, real estate sales, initial public offering (IPO) advisory, debt capital markets (DCM), and the management of private equity funds. Furthermore, Hyundai Motor Securities engages in principal investments, overseeing CMA/RP portfolios, making fixed-income based investments, and facilitating the issuance, management, and brokerage of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives. Its dedicated research department provides crucial market insights through macroeconomic forecasts, stock market outlooks, industry analyses, fixed-income strategies, corporate credit assessments, and valuation analyses. Finally, the company offers a complete suite of retirement and pension services for individuals and organizations. This includes designing pension plans, consulting on portfolios and asset allocation, managing contracts and payments, providing actuarial and advisory support, developing and implementing systems, and operating specialized call centers.
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