Leader'S Club
Leader'S Club은 유가증권 성장 법인과 코스닥 성장 법인을 대상으로 IR(Investor Relations)활동을 지원하는 서비스 입니다.
PRICE09:00 AM KST 01/01/1970(20minute delay)
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₩ 76,600
₩ 00.79%
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$ 55.67
$ 00.78%
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Previous Close
76,000
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Open
76,000
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High
76,600
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Low
76,300
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Volume
1,309
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Market Cap (T KRW)
100,269,400
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Industry
Etc.
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CEO
Yoon Jong-kyoo
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Headquarters
5F~7F #9-1 Namdaemunro 2-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul
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Website
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KB Financial Group Chairman Yoon Jong-kyoo delivers a speech during the investor conference KB Investor Insights 2023, held via the financial giant's metaverse platform on Tuesday. During the event, the chairman pledged to boost investor profitability by upgrading expertise and risk-management know-how.
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Bill aims to boost blood donations for pets
Just like people, pets also lose large amounts of blood from accidents, diseases and surgeries, and therefore require blood transfusions. But, there is currently not enough donated blood in South Korea. That’s why keen attention is being paid to a bill recently proposed at the National Assembly that aims to set up a control tower within the Ministry for Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries to oversee and facilitate blood collection for animals. Demand for blood transfusion for animals
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KB Financial recognized as global sustainability leader
KB Financial Group on Thursday announced that it has made the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World list in recognition of its environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) efforts. It was ranked 68th on the list by Canada-based global research firm Corporate Knights. “Making the top 100 global sustainable companies list is the result of all executives and employees putting their minds into practicing ESG management for a sustainable future,” a KB Financial Gr
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[Newsmaker] After 'giant' interest rate hikes, are savers better off?
When a small provincial branch of NongHyup Bank offered an online-exclusive installment savings plan with an annual interest of 8.2 percent in November last year, the news spread like wildfire among savvy savers. It sold like lottery tickets. Within hours, the bank sold 900 billion won ($707.8 million) of saving products, which was more than five times the size of the branch's total assets of 167 billion won. The problem was that the rural bank just wanted to attract just 10 billion won of fu
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Banking groups under pressure to boost dividend payouts
Bank stocks in South Korea have long been regarded as an unappealing option for investors. Against this backdrop, a local activist fund was launched Monday targeting seven large Korean lenders to whet investor appetite by shoring up dividends. Korean banks have strong fundamentals and enough capital to cushion against unexpected losses, but their dividend payout ratios remain much lower than those of their global peers, according to Lee Chang-hwan, CEO of Seoul-based private equity firm Align Pa
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KB Financial chief urges employees to prepare for coming winter
KB Financial Group Chairman Yoon Jong-kyoo on Friday asked employees to prepare to endure the coming winter of the financial market with the group’s core competitiveness during a business strategy meeting for the first half of 2023. More than 270 executives from the holding company and its 12 subsidiaries, including KB Kookmin Bank, attended the meeting at the Grand Walkerhill Seoul. “KB must preemptively respond to new trends such as digital transformation and green transformation
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Seoul stocks close higher for second straight day on chip, financier advances
Seoul stocks closed higher for the second straight session on Thursday, driven by advances in chips and financial stocks. The Korean won rose against the US dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index rose 8.67 points, or 0.38 percent, to close at 2,264.65 points. Trading volume was moderate at about 416.6 million shares worth some 7.4 trillion won ($5.8 billion). Winners outnumbered losers 501 to 374. "The Kospi rose in the morning trading, boosted by advances in chips and fina
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Seoul stocks close slightly higher on institutional buying
South Korean stocks closed slightly higher Monday after a choppy session, backed by institutional buying. The Korean won rose against the US dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index added 3.45 points, or 0.15 percent, to close at 2,317.14 points. Trading volume was relatively low at about 408 million shares worth some 5.1 trillion won ($4 billion), with the last trading session of 2022 slated for Thursday. Losers outnumbered gainers 483 to 375. Institutions bought a net 661 billio
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Seoul stocks open tad lower on recession woes
South Korean stocks opened slightly lower Monday as investors took to the sidelines amid the recession woes. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index had slipped 1.68 points, or 0.07 percent, to 2,312.01 points as of 9:15 a.m. Stocks got off to another muted start, with the KOSPI retreating every session since Dec. 15, except for last Thursday, amid a pessimistic economic outlook for 2023 and monetary tightening moves in major economies. In Seoul, top cap Samsung Electronics traded flat,
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Where do the superrich keep their money?
In Seoul’s Apgujeong in Gangnam-gu, home to many of Korea’s rich families, an elegant seven-story building draws the gaze of passersby. The eye-catching building is established by KB Financial Group to offer hyperpersonalized financial services to the wealthiest people in the country. This place goes well beyond what people usually expect of commercial banks. Instead of having to grab a queue ticket, customers are served with a cup of coffee a barista stationed in the building just b
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GLN and KB Join Forces to Establish Global Payment Network
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24 Korean firms named to Dow Jones’ sustainability index
A total of 24 Korean companies have been added to the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSI World) this year, the Korea Productivity Center said Sunday. The selected domestic companies include SK Telecom, LG Electronics, Kia, Hyundai Engineering & Construction, S-Oil, Shinhan Financial Group, KB Financial Group and Samsung SDI, according to the public institution. The DJSI World is part of a larger family of Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI) launched in 1999 as the first global sustai
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InterOpera completes World Bank bond tokenisation exercise with industry observers
Building greater financial inclusion through the democratisation of bonds as an asset class SINGAPORE, Dec. 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Singapore-based digital infrastructure technology provider, InterOpera, has completed a World Bank bond tokenisation exercise to showcase how advanced blockchain technology can be applied to capital markets products. Alongside IFC (a member of the World Bank group), the observers and participants include global financial institutions and issuers such as BOC, CIMB,
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How wealthy is 'wealthy' in Korea?
Wealthy Koreans with seed money of 820 million won ($630,000) by the age of 42 was determined as the minimum condition of "being wealthy" here, a report showed Sunday. The 2022 Korean Wealth Report compiled by a think tank under KB Financial Group was based on a study conducted in June and July, including a face-to-face survey with 400 respondents with more than 1 billion won in financial assets. It defined “wealthy” as having financial assets over 1 billion won. There were
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Hana Financial, SKT team up to advance fintech service
Hana Financial Group and SK Telecom -- one of the five biggest lenders and the largest mobile carrier by subscribers in South Korea, respectively -- are ramping up a joint initiative to expand their presence in fintech, an industry built on making the best of financial and tech companies amid a rush to a digitalized economy. The partnership is the latest highlight of a race to outgrow the traditional financial systems by the five banking giants: KB Kookmin, Shinhan, Hana, Woori and NongHyup. The