Kakao Pay Securities said on the 9th that it has partnered with the U.S. financial group Siebert to provide domestic investors with market analysis content from U.S.-based experts.
Kakao Pay Securities has been translating into Korean and publishing daily columns by Mark Malek, Siebert's chief investment officer (CIO), since the 25th through its investment information channel corner "Uselessly useful investment news," known as "Museultu."
Earlier, Siebert's management visited Korea in Aug. and held talks with Kakao Pay Securities to build a strategic partnership. This collaboration is part of follow-up steps that put those discussions into action.
The column is professional content that analyzes the overall investment environment, including the U.S. stock market, economic trends, and corporations' earnings. The content will be updated regularly four to five times a week.
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology was applied to the translation process. After an AI model performs the first pass, an editor conducts a final review for accuracy of tone and context.
Kakao Pay Securities plans to enhance the system into an AI agent that automates the entire translation and review process as data accumulates, improving both the speed and quality of content delivery.
The two companies are also discussing additional content that can convey the U.S. market from multiple angles.
A Kakao Pay Securities official said, "We will steadily expand content that can help narrow the information gap in overseas markets and inform investment decisions."