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Four major financial groups\' Q1 results split as AI, digital finance spread

South Korea\'s financial sector has entered the first-quarter earnings season, with non-interest income and non-bank units driving diverging results among major financial holding companies. KB Financial Group, Shinhan Financial Group and Hana Financial Group posted record results, while Woori Financial Group recorded a decline. Strong stock markets lifted securities firms\' earnings, and new savings and investment products were launched. The industry is also accelerating a shift toward AI and digital finance, alongside calls for stronger controls and risk management.

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Brokerages fly on stock market boom as earnings engine for financial holding groups in Q1

Brokerage units of five major South Korean financial holding groups posted record-level first-quarter results, helped by a rise in domestic stock trading value. Higher trading boosted brokerage commission income, while product management gains and wealth management revenue recovered, supporting group earnings. NH Investment & Securities posted the biggest net profit. KB Securities and Hana Securities reported broad-based improvement, while Shinhan Investment showed strong brokerage and product gains but weaker investment banking.

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Shinhan Investment Securities posts Q1 net profit of 288.4 billion won, up 167.4 percent

Shinhan Investment Securities said on Wednesday its first-quarter net profit rose 167.4 percent from a year earlier to 288.4 billion won. Operating profit jumped 228.5 percent to 386.4 billion won as fee-based income expanded. Operating revenue climbed 90.2 percent to 701.5 billion won, while fee income rose 111.7 percent to 407.4 billion won. Brokerage commissions surged, while investment banking revenue fell year on year.