Meritz Financial Group reappoints Vice Chairman Kim Yong-beom for fifth consecutive term through 2029, recognizing his leadership in achieving record 2.35 trillion won net profit and three consecutive years of "2 trillion won club" membership, demonstrating sustained growth momentum under his strategic direction.
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Meritz Financial Group Posts Record Net Profit of 2.35 Trillion Won in 2025, Joins '2 Trillion Club' for Third Consecutive Year
Meritz Financial Group posted a record net profit of 2.35 trillion won in 2025, joining the '2 Trillion Club' for a third consecutive year, though results missed market expectations.
Yonhap InfomaxMeritz Financial Group reported a record net profit of 2.35 trillion won for 2025, up 0.7% year-on-year, but below market expectations, and announced a 700 billion won treasury share retirement to enhance shareholder returns.
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Meritz Financial Group Posts Record Net Profit of 2.35 Trillion Won in 2025, Up 0.7%—To Retire 700 Billion Won in Treasury Shares
Meritz Financial Group reported a record net profit of 2.35 trillion won for 2025, up 0.7% year-on-year, but below market expectations, and announced a 700 billion won treasury share retirement to enhance shareholder returns.
Yonhap InfomaxSouth Korea’s corporate bond market remains robust with strong institutional demand, while perpetual bonds face undersubscription as rising government bond yields erode their yield appeal, highlighting diverging investor sentiment across credit sectors.
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Corporate Bonds Remain Strong While Perpetual Bonds See Lackluster Demand—Divergence in Absolute Yield Appeal
South Korea’s corporate bond market remains robust with strong institutional demand, while perpetual bonds face undersubscription as rising government bond yields erode their yield appeal, highlighting diverging investor sentiment across credit sectors.
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Homeplus Requests DIP Loan Participation from Meritz and KDB
Homeplus has requested Meritz Financial Group and Korea Development Bank to join a 300 billion won ($225 million) DIP loan, aiming to resolve its liquidity crisis and implement restructuring plans.
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'Meritz, Once Unstoppable, Hits 52-Week Low Despite Historic Bull Market'
Meritz Financial Group shares plunged over 6% to a 52-week low after a prosecutor’s raid on a top executive, despite a historic bull market and strong shareholder return policies.
Yonhap InfomaxMirae Asset Securities has overtaken Meritz Financial Group as South Korea’s leading financial stock, posting a 336% three-year return amid surging trading volumes and a shift in market leadership driven by capital market reforms.
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Mirae Asset Surges Ahead—Secures Market Leadership with 336% Three-Year Return
Mirae Asset Securities has overtaken Meritz Financial Group as South Korea’s leading financial stock, posting a 336% three-year return amid surging trading volumes and a shift in market leadership driven by capital market reforms.
Yonhap InfomaxNICE Investors Service says Meritz Financial Group's support for Meritz Securities' 500 billion won CPS issuance will have limited impact on the group's credit rating, as guarantee limits are managed and capital adequacy improves.
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NICE Investors Service Says Meritz Financial Group's Reduced Capital Guarantee for Meritz Capital Limits Impact on Credit Rating as It Supports Securities CPS
NICE Investors Service says Meritz Financial Group's support for Meritz Securities' 500 billion won CPS issuance will have limited impact on the group's credit rating, as guarantee limits are managed and capital adequacy improves.
Yonhap InfomaxMeritz Securities CEO Kim Jong-min has repurchased Meritz Financial Group shares six months after a full divestment, buying 4,613 shares as the stock declined following analyst downgrades and despite record Q3 earnings.
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Meritz Securities CEO Kim Jong-min Reacquires Meritz Financial Group Shares Six Months After Full Divestment
Meritz Securities CEO Kim Jong-min has repurchased Meritz Financial Group shares six months after a full divestment, buying 4,613 shares as the stock declined following analyst downgrades and despite record Q3 earnings.
Yonhap InfomaxDaishin Securities downgraded Meritz Financial Group to 'Neutral', citing limited upside from shareholder returns and emphasizing the need for major investments or M&A to drive future growth, as valuation multiples rise and TSR slows.
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Daishin Securities Also Lowers Rating on Meritz—'Big Deals Needed to Offset TSR Slowdown'
Daishin Securities downgraded Meritz Financial Group to 'Neutral', citing limited upside from shareholder returns and emphasizing the need for major investments or M&A to drive future growth, as valuation multiples rise and TSR slows.
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