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Finance

Brokerages cut domestic branches and step up global push

South Korean brokerages are accelerating overseas expansion as mobile trading prompts further streamlining of domestic branches. As of end-2025, 16 firms operated 93 overseas outlets, up by 13 from a year earlier, while overseas subsidiaries’ net profit rose 67.8 percent. Domestic branches at the top 10 brokerages slipped to 438 as of March 31. Firms are widening foreign omnibus account services and building networks across the United States, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia and India.

Finance

Mitos puts financial security to the test as network separation easing begins

Single-stock leveraged ETFs and ETNs tied to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix sharpened semiconductor concentration in South Korea\'s stock market, with first-day turnover topping 10 trillion won. Regulators warned investors about amplified losses. Financial firms also stepped up responses to AI-driven cyber threats as the emergence of high-performance AI \"Mitos\" raised concerns about more sophisticated hacking, prompting authorities to review easing and possible full removal of network separation rules.

AI & Enterprise

IT firms expand internal developer platform builds to boost productivity

South Korean IT companies are building and upgrading internal developer platforms (IDPs) to improve development productivity. The platforms standardise repetitive infrastructure tasks such as server configuration, deployment and access control, allowing developers to focus on service development. Yanolja, Viva Republica and Daangn are cited as adopters. Gartner forecasts that by 2026, 80 percent of large software organisations will run dedicated platform engineering teams, up from 45 percent in 2022.