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KB Securities Launches Overseas Futures MTS Renewal Open Event

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Ju-yeon] KB Securities announced on the 24th that it has launched an overseas futures and options trading service through its mobile trading system (MTS) 'M-able (Mable)' and will hold the 'Overseas Futures and Options MTS Renewal Open Event' until the end of January 2021.


Through the MTS renewal, KB Securities integrated overseas futures and options trading, which was previously only available on KB Securities' overseas derivatives exclusive MTS 'Global_able', into the trading menu of KB Securities' M-able. The company explained that in the future, customers will be able to trade not only domestic and international stocks and domestic futures and options but also overseas futures and options using M-able, thereby improving customer accessibility and convenience.


To commemorate the renewal open of the overseas futures and options MTS, during the event period, the first 600 customers who trade overseas futures and options using the MTS M-able will receive one Starbucks gifticon. Customers who trade overseas futures and options with KB Securities will be automatically entered into the event without a separate application.


Lee Hong-gu, Head of WM General Headquarters, said, "We have gathered and reflected the needs and requests of customers trading on the existing overseas derivatives exclusive MTS ‘Global_able’ as much as possible in the renewal open of 'M-able', and as a result, we have built an integrated MTS that prioritizes the stability and convenience of overseas futures and options trading."


KB Securities' overseas futures and options accounts can be opened non-face-to-face through the account opening menu of the MTS M-able. For more details, please refer to the KB Securities website or contact the customer center or the Global Derivatives Team.


Investing in overseas futures and options may result in losses exceeding the principal, and losses due to exchange rate fluctuations should be noted.


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