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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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Woori Investment Securities posts 70.1 billion won Q1 net operating revenue, led by non-interest income growth

Woori Investment Securities said on Thursday its first-quarter net operating revenue rose 75.0 percent from a year earlier to 70.1 billion won, driven by growth in non-interest income. Non-interest income increased 173.3 percent to 41.4 billion won, reversing the balance with interest income. Investment banking fees and securities-related gains rose sharply. Client custody assets increased to 20.3 trillion won, and the board approved a 1 trillion won rights offering.