Kiwoom Securities announced on September 21 that it participated in a Chuseok sharing event together with the Financial Supervisory Service and The Salvation Army Korea.


On the morning of September 18, Kiwoom Securities visited Bangsin Traditional Market in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, along with other financial companies including IBK Industrial Bank of Korea, KB Insurance, and Shinhan Card. This event was organized to support traditional market merchants and vulnerable groups in the local community.


Joo-Sung Eom, CEO of Kiwoom Securities (left), participated in the financial sector's Chuseok sharing event on the morning of the 18th and purchased apples at Bangsin Traditional Market in Gangseo-gu, Seoul. The purchased items were delivered to vulnerable groups in the community and social welfare organizations. Kiwoom Securities

Joo-Sung Eom, CEO of Kiwoom Securities (left), participated in the financial sector's Chuseok sharing event on the morning of the 18th and purchased apples at Bangsin Traditional Market in Gangseo-gu, Seoul. The purchased items were delivered to vulnerable groups in the community and social welfare organizations. Kiwoom Securities

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The Financial Supervisory Service and four financial companies jointly raised 130 million won in sponsorship funds, which were used to purchase daily necessities such as rice cakes, fruits, vegetables, and gift certificates for the traditional market (Onnuri vouchers). The purchased items were delivered to vulnerable groups in the local community and social welfare organizations.



Joo-Sung Eom, CEO of Kiwoom Securities, said, "We came together with the hope that everyone, without exception, can enjoy an abundant holiday," and added, "We will continue making efforts so that the financial sector can put the value of mutual growth with the local community into practice."


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