KB Securities Concludes '2020 KB Securities Premier Summit' with 15,000 Participants Accumulated
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[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Ju-yeon] KB Securities announced on the 2nd that it concluded the '2020 KB Securities Premier Summit' with the last session of the 'Golf Academy with Pro Oh Ji-hyun' held on the 25th of last month. The summit, which took place over a total of five weeks, saw increasing customer participation with each session, culminating in a cumulative attendance of over 15,000 people and a successful conclusion.
The 2020 KB Securities Premier Summit, targeted at corporate CEOs, CFOs, and High Net Worth (HNW) clients, was conducted as an 'untact (non-face-to-face) summit' utilizing online infrastructure that allowed easy access amid the significant restrictions on face-to-face activities caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The summit provided asset management solutions from KB Securities' asset management experts on various topics including post-COVID changes, the advent of the untact era, Trend Korea 2021, societal insights through films, overseas stock investment, 2021 stock market outlook, real estate forecasts, and tax-saving strategies, featuring lectures by distinguished figures from diverse fields.
A CEO of a mid-sized company who participated in the event said, "Through this summit, I was able to find various ideas that can be applied to company operations in a rapidly changing environment. At first, I thought it would be a seminar similar to previous ones, but after participating, I realized it was not just stereotyped investment information but insights into recent trends and various fields, and I could also get real-time answers to my questions."
On the 18th and 19th of last month, KB Securities held the '2020 KB Analyst Day' live on YouTube, where analysts from the Research Center presented the annual outlook for 2021 and interacted with customers through real-time comments. Additionally, the ‘Morning Meeting,’ broadcast live for 30 minutes from 8 a.m. every business day, summarizes and provides reports released the previous day.
Alongside this, KB Securities launched the industry's first subscription economy model service this year, the ‘Prime Club (PRIME CLUB) Service.’ Despite being a paid information service, it has surpassed 20,000 subscribers in just over three months, leading the expansion of untact consumption within the securities industry. Prime Club members can receive timely investment information through the ‘M-able app,’ enjoy customized consulting from investment experts, and access exclusive investment information for subscribers. The number of subscribers continues to grow steadily, approaching 30,000.
Through these efforts, KB Securities' online customer asset scale recently exceeded 16 trillion KRW, with assets of Prime Club members surpassing 1.6 trillion KRW.
Park Jung-rim, CEO of KB Securities, stated, "Starting with this Premier Summit, we plan to regularly provide programs that actively utilize non-face-to-face online infrastructure to communicate with customers and offer insights into asset management. We are making our best efforts to fulfill our role as the nation’s investment partner in the rapidly changing untact environment."
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