iM Securities to Hold 'Overseas Stock Customer Seminar' at Major Locations

Touring Four Major Hubs Nationwide: Seoul, Busan, Ulsan, and Daegu
100 Participants Per Location on a First-Come, First-Served Basis
All Attendees Receive a $10 Investment Support Fund

iM Securities announced on October 13 that it will hold an 'Overseas Stock Customer Seminar' at four major locations nationwide, including Seoul, starting from the 23rd.

This seminar is the second overseas stock roadshow this year, following the one held in March. It is designed to provide high-quality investment information to investors across the country. The seminar will be held at Daegu iM Bank Main Branch 1 on the 23rd, Lotte Hotel in Busan on the 24th, Hyundai I'Park Tower in Seoul on the 28th, and Hyundai Arts Center in Ulsan on November 17.

The event consists of two parts. The first part features a lecture on "Analysis of Leading U.S. Stocks." Lee Sunyeop, CEO of AFW Partners and known as the Yeouido Field Commander, will deliver an engaging and accessible presentation on key investment strategies for U.S.-listed stocks.

Following this, Choi Yongjun, CEO and tax accountant at Dasol Tax Corporation, will give a lecture on the key points of the recent tax reform and share useful tax-saving strategies. After the seminar, there will be an on-site consultation session where participants can receive direct advice from iM Securities staff members.

Each seminar is limited to 100 participants, and all attendees will receive a $10 investment support fund. Participants can register in advance via the iM Securities MTS, as well as through branch offices and customer support centers located in Seoul, Busan, Ulsan, and Daegu.

An iM Securities representative stated, "With weekly trading of U.S. stocks set to resume, we organized this seminar to provide valuable investment information to investors considering expanding their U.S. stock investments. We will continue to offer a wide range of practical information, including tax-saving strategies, that can be genuinely helpful to investors."

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