Mirae Asset Securities Tops Investor Interest Among Brokerage Firms in August; Samsung and Kiwoom Follow
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Data&Research compared the level of interest in the top 10 domestic securities firms based on investor posts across news, communities, blogs, and other channels during the month of August.
As a result, Mirae Asset Securities ranked first with 31,980 posts, Samsung Securities second with 28,108, and Kiwoom Securities third with 26,475.
KB Securities followed with 26,406 posts, NH Investment & Securities with 25,770, Korea Investment & Securities with 22,972, Shinhan Investment & Securities with 22,643, Hana Securities with 22,251, Daishin Securities with 18,416, and Meritz Securities with 9,998.
Data&Research on the 7th announced the results of a comparison of investor interest by tallying the number of investor posts related to major domestic securities firms across various channels and sites, including news outlets, communities, and blogs, over the entire month of August. The benchmark for investor interest was information volume, measured by the number of posts.
The survey covered the top 10 domestic securities firms. The companies analyzed were Mirae Asset Securities, Samsung Securities, Kiwoom Securities, KB Securities, NH Investment & Securities, Korea Investment & Securities, Shinhan Investment & Securities, Hana Securities, Daishin Securities, and Meritz Securities. The analysis focused on the number of investor posts about these major domestic securities firms.
As a result of the analysis, Mirae Asset Securities ranked No. 1 in investor interest in the domestic securities industry in August, followed by Samsung Securities in second place and Kiwoom Securities in third. By information volume, the firms ranked in this order: Mirae Asset Securities, Samsung Securities, Kiwoom Securities, KB Securities, NH Investment & Securities, Korea Investment & Securities, Shinhan Investment & Securities, Hana Securities, Daishin Securities, and Meritz Securities.
Mirae Asset Securities recorded more than 30,000 posts, while the post counts for ranks 2 through 8 were all in the 20,000 range. Data&Research said this suggests intense competition for rankings in the middle tier. Daishin Securities and Meritz Securities each had fewer than 20,000 posts.
In an analysis comparing investor interest by securities firm based on online post counts, Mirae Asset Securities came in first. Its post count was tallied at 31,980. Samsung Securities took second place, with 28,108 posts.
In comments about Mirae Asset Securities, Naver blog users said its pension products provide a diversified portfolio of domestic and overseas stocks and bonds. They also mentioned that Mirae Asset Securities' pension products offer customized services such as robo-advisory and MP subscription.
Naver blog users also said Mirae Asset Securities ranked first among 42 operators in the increase in retirement pension reserves in the second quarter. Its pension products were also described as attractive for long-term pension investors.
Other Naver bloggers said Mirae Asset Securities has made preemptive investments in global innovative companies such as SpaceX since 2022. They noted that SpaceX valuation gains accounted for 64.2% of Mirae Asset Securities' pretax profit in the second quarter, and also said its private equity investment (PI) strategy has taken hold.
Regarding Samsung Securities, an internet blogger identified as G******** said the firm is running a 'lifetime fee discount' event for new brokerage-type ISA customers. The blogger explained that Samsung Securities' 'lifetime fee discount' applies from the time of the contract and remains in effect until the contract ends or another contract is opened.
In remarks from Naver blog users, Samsung Securities was described as having a strong retail sales base. They also said its share price has remained solid on the back of strong expectations for shareholder returns and has established downside support. Another view held that the company has maintained record-level performance so far this year, driven by robust trading value and growth in its wealth management (WM) segment.
As for Kiwoom Securities, Naver blog users said it has built an innovative mobile trading system for managing pension assets without cumbersome procedures. They also noted that it integrated the retirement pension ledger within HeroKiwoom S# and does not require users to install a separate dedicated app.
In the post count tally by securities firm, Kiwoom Securities ranked third with 26,475 posts. KB Securities followed with 26,406 posts, and NH Investment & Securities was tallied at 25,770 posts.
Korea Investment & Securities recorded 22,972 posts, Shinhan Investment & Securities 22,643, Hana Securities 22,251, Daishin Securities 18,416, and Meritz Securities 9,998.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406578
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