SK Securities said on October 8 that it will hold a seminar titled "The Investment Landscape Transformed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) 2027" for investors at the Leaders Hall of the Financial Investment Education Institute in Yeouido, Seoul, on the afternoon of October 20.


The seminar is a customer invitation event organized to mark SK Securities' role as lead manager for SK hynix's share buyback. It will examine industry trends rapidly being reshaped by AI and focus on investment opportunities in 2027 and semiconductor investment strategies.

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The speakers will be Lee Hyoseok, CEO of HS Academy, and Choi Doyeon, head of SK Securities' Research Center. Lee will present "Economic Moats in the AI Era," outlining the qualities of companies to watch in the AI era and new investment opportunities. Choi will discuss changes in the semiconductor industry driven by the spread of AI and shifts in investment paradigms in a presentation titled "Semiconductor Investment Strategies in the AI Era."


Events have also been planned for seminar attendees. Customers who meet certain requirements will receive cash rewards based on their net deposits. Attendees can also enter a prize drawing for SK hynix shares, SK gift certificates, wine, and other prizes.


The seminar will run from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Customers interested in investing can register through the website or mobile trading system (MTS). Attendance is limited to the first 150 applicants.



"We organized this seminar to give participants an opportunity to examine, in one place, the industry changes AI will bring and the direction of the semiconductor market," an SK Securities official said. "We hope it will help customers explore new investment opportunities and plan their investment strategies ahead of 2027."


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