00:05다음 주에 만나요
00:309th to strengthen its competitiveness. Errors appeared across the platform, including in ETF orders and account views. Korean banks are
00:39competing hard for pension money as sabers shift toward self-directed investing. Here's what the numbers show.
00:4633.02 trillion won, about $24.7 billion, sits in worry's pension accounts as of September. Shinhan leads with 57
00:58.23 trillion won, about $42.8 billion. KB Kukman and Hana each hold roughly 52 trillion won.
01:09The outage hit as the KOSPI rebounded, leaving some customers unable to buy into the rally. Separately, the big four
01:17banks sold 373.5 billion won, about $279 million of dollar-denominated insurance in October.
01:28So what does this mean for banking and regulatory professionals? Earlier, we said worry is last among the big four
01:36in pension assets. Here's what that actually means for you.
01:39Operational reliability, not just yields, is now a competitive variable in Korea's pension race.
01:47Whether the Financial Supervisory Service opens an inspection, customer compensation terms for missed trades,
01:55pension fund outflows from worry in the fourth quarter.
01:58That's today's AI Prism, Finance Daily.
02:02This episode was produced with AI Assistants, based on Seoul Economic Daily Reporting, and reviewed by a human editor.
02:09AI Prism is a Juan Ifra Award-winning series. We'll be back tomorrow.
