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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kiwoom Securities Co., Ltd., along with its affiliated entities, serves as a leading provider of online brokerage solutions, reaching clients across South Korea and internationally. Utilizing its advanced online trading platform, the firm enables transactions in international and domestic stocks, various futures contracts (both local and overseas), and foreign exchange margin trading, alongside deals involving equities, futures, and options. Beyond these direct trading functionalities, Kiwoom Securities specializes in broader derivatives and futures trading services. Its comprehensive equity capital market services include initial public offerings (IPOs), corporate recapitalizations, and the origination and underwriting of diverse bond types, such as convertible bonds and bonds with warrants. Furthermore, the company is deeply involved in debt capital markets, performing the underwriting of corporate debt instruments and asset-backed securities, as well as asset liquidation. The portfolio also features structured financing solutions, encompassing alternative investments, shipping finance, and green finance, complemented by extensive investment, risk management, and asset management services. The firm additionally provides in-depth research, offering expert analysis on equity markets and investment strategies. Notably, Kiwoom Securities operates a savings bank, which extends financial services to local residents and small-to-medium sized enterprises. Founded in 2000, Kiwoom Securities Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
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