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    Doosan Baek

    Research Analyst at Korea Investment & Securities Co., Ltd.

    Doosan Baek is an Analyst at Korea Investment & Securities Co., Ltd., specializing in financial sector coverage with a focus on companies such as Woori Financial Group. He has been recognized for his role in delivering insightful analysis during major corporate earnings calls, contributing to the firm’s research quality and investor decision-making. Baek’s career includes representative roles at Korea Investment & Securities Asia Limited since at least 2015, with short-term appointments confirmed in 2016, 2017, and 2018, showcasing his sustained presence in the industry. Holding SFC registration for professional securities activities, Baek demonstrates compliance with regulatory standards and a strong foundation in investment analysis.

    Doosan Baek's questions to WOORI FINANCIAL GROUP (WF) leadership

    Doosan Baek's questions to WOORI FINANCIAL GROUP (WF) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Doosan Baek of Korea Investment & Securities inquired about the performance of recent digital investments, such as UN Banking and the securities MTS, asking for specific metrics like MAU and transaction volume, as well as future goals for the digital business.

    Answer

    An executive in charge of digital business stated that the group's super app reached 8.5 million Monthly Active Users (MAU) at the end of the previous year, with a target of 9 million for the current year. The strategy is to integrate all group services, including card and securities, into the app to attract new customers and launch new financial products via the platform within the year.

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    Doosan Baek's questions to WOORI FINANCIAL GROUP (WF) leadership • Q1 2024

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    Doosan Baek from Korea Investment & Securities asked for an assessment of the IT governance reforms and for details on the strategy for the upcoming 'new WON' banking app, particularly concerning user acquisition and sales.

    Answer

    CDO Oak Il-Jin reported positive internal feedback on the IT governance reform, citing a 70% satisfaction rate and expecting visible results within the year. He confirmed the 'new WON' app is set to launch in November as a universal platform for the group, designed to consolidate traffic and integrate services like an AI banker and MyData-based products.

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    Doosan Baek's questions to WOORI FINANCIAL GROUP (WF) leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    Doosan Baek from Korea Investment & Securities asked for an assessment of the recent IT governance reform and the strategy for the upcoming 'new WON' banking app, particularly concerning user acquisition and sales.

    Answer

    CDO Oak Il-Jin reported positive results from the IT governance reform, noting improved development pace and satisfaction, with more visible results expected within the year. He explained the 'new WON' app, launching in November, will serve as a universal platform for the group, concentrating traffic and offering seamless services, including an AI banker and MyData-based products.

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    Doosan Baek's questions to KB Financial Group (KB) leadership

    Doosan Baek's questions to KB Financial Group (KB) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Doosan Baek of Korea Investment & Securities asked for more details on the compensation plan designed to support the value-up program, specifically inquiring about the incentives for management and employees tied to RoRWA and other value-up KPIs.

    Answer

    CFO Jae Kwan Kim responded that the linkage between the value-up program's goals and executive compensation will be strengthened next year. He emphasized that these performance metrics, including RoRWA, will be expanded beyond management to sales staff by redesigning KPIs to ensure company-wide alignment with the new strategic paradigm.

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    Doosan Baek's questions to KB Financial Group (KB) leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    Doosan Baek from Korea Investment & Securities asked about the underlying factors for the lackluster performance in real estate trusts, including any PF-related issues, and how the company plans to respond to the government's upcoming 'Value-up Program' guidelines.

    Answer

    An executive stated that the real estate trust performance was impacted by certain sites requiring responsible construction, for which provisions were conservatively made. In response to the 'Value-up Program,' the company highlighted its new shareholder return policy, featuring an evenly paid quarterly dividend totaling KRW 1.2 trillion annually, supplemented by share buybacks to enhance DPS and total shareholder return.

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    Doosan Baek's questions to SHINHAN FINANCIAL GROUP CO (SHG) leadership

    Doosan Baek's questions to SHINHAN FINANCIAL GROUP CO (SHG) leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    Doosan Baek of Korea Investment & Securities asked about the reasons for the poor short-term trading results at Shinhan Investment Securities and requested more details on the timing and allocation of the new share buyback program.

    Answer

    An executive explained the KRW 300 billion share buyback will occur over six months to ensure flexibility, with a potential for another sizable buyback in Q4. CFO Sang-Hyuk Jung attributed the sluggish trading performance to a high base effect from Q1 2023, a conservative strategy amid market uncertainty, and preemptive loss recognition on certain acquisition financing assets.

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