Daishin Securities said on the 18th it will overhaul its retail strategy around an income-focused asset management model that establishes a high-dividend, high-interest investment philosophy and seeks additional revenue compared with bank deposits and installment savings.
The main targets are customers who hold assets centered on deposits and installment savings, short-term trading investors, and investors fatigued by market volatility. In particular, demand is expected to be high among investors who want a stable monthly cash flow while preparing for retirement and those who prefer dividend and interest-rate products.
Accordingly, Daishin Securities plans to expand the supply of high-dividend, high-interest products, including monthly payment products, to strengthen a lineup focused on regular cash flow.
It also plans to bring specialized products to market centered on dividend and interest-rate assets. It is preparing to launch a variety of new products in formats such as funds, wrap accounts, trusts, and bonds, including a special 7% annual repurchase agreement (RP), the "Daishin G.O Korea target conversion public offering fund," which allocates about 50% to high-dividend stocks, and the "Daishin Balance Multi-Income Wrap."
Branches nationwide will hold customer seminars on the fourth Thursday of every month to provide income-focused investment strategies and related information.
Kang Yun-gi, head of retail at Daishin Securities, said, "We will raise customer satisfaction and expand our long-term client base through an income-focused investment portfolio that does not sway with market volatility," adding, "We will build the image of Daishin Securities as a house of high-dividend, high-interest investing."