Daishin Securities Publishes "2025 Sustainability Management Report" for 11th Consecutive Year
Includes Last Year's ESG Management Performance and Key Initiatives
Three Core Issues Identified Based on IRO Analysis
Daishin Securities announced on July 2 that it has published the "2025 Sustainability Management Report," which outlines its 2024 environmental, social, and governance (ESG) management performance and future initiatives.
This report serves as a resource to transparently communicate Daishin Securities' sustainability management achievements and plans to stakeholders. Having been published annually since its first release in 2014, the report has now reached its eleventh edition and continues to function as an ongoing channel for stakeholder engagement.
The 2025 Sustainability Management Report, under the vision of "try Agile ways, create The Value," details Daishin Securities' progress toward becoming a leader in sustainable finance.
Through IRO (Impact, Risk, Opportunity) analysis and a double materiality assessment targeting both internal and external stakeholders, the company identified three core issues: integrated risk management, information security and customer privacy protection, and strengthened response to climate change. The report provides a detailed account of the company's efforts to manage these key areas.
The report also covers Daishin Securities' initiatives in 2024 to enhance digital financial services, including financial transaction education for senior customers and improvements to its mobile trading system (MTS), as well as various activities aimed at increasing customer satisfaction.
Additionally, the report offers a comprehensive overview of Daishin Securities' efforts to create social value in diverse areas such as enhancing shareholder value, fostering corporate culture, and engaging in social contribution activities.
Jung Minwook, Head of Corporate Planning at Daishin Securities, stated, "Daishin Securities is doing its utmost to achieve sustainable growth and fulfill its corporate social responsibilities," adding, "We will continue to build trust with our stakeholders through transparent information disclosure and communication."
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