KB Securities Launches Free Event for Stock Transfer Deposits and Credit Interest Rates

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Ju-yeon] KB Securities announced on the 5th that it will conduct a stock transfer-in event and a credit interest rate event.

The stock transfer-in event targets individual customers who transfer domestic listed stocks held at other securities companies to KB Securities' non-face-to-face or bank-linked accounts by March, meeting the following conditions: ▲a net transfer-in of 30 million KRW or more ▲trading amount of 10 million KRW or more ▲maintaining assets of 30 million KRW or more for 5 months after the transfer-in.

If all three conditions above are met, monthly support funds will be provided based on the net transfer-in amount for 5 months after the initial transfer-in, and additional support funds will be given according to the trading amount during the event period, allowing customers to receive up to 10.1 million KRW in cash (however, taxes and public charges are borne by the customer). Event applications can be made on the KB Securities website or via the Mobile Trading System (MTS) ‘M-able (Mable)’ and the Home Trading System (HTS) ‘H-able (Hable)’.

The credit interest rate event offers new KB Securities customers or long-term inactive customers who open a non-face-to-face brokerage account by May a benefit of free credit interest rates for 60 days from the account opening date.

The free credit interest rate benefit starts from the non-face-to-face account opening date, not the credit agreement registration date, and after 60 days, the prime center credit interest rate will apply without separate notice.

Investments through credit or loans may result in principal loss depending on management outcomes, and if the appropriate collateral ratio is not met and additional collateral is not submitted within the deadline, the collateral securities may be disposed of arbitrarily. For detailed information about the event, please refer to the KB Securities website or contact the customer center.

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