Daesin Securities, Subscription Event for Separated Tax High-Yield IPO Fund

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First 300 Customers per Asset Manager Receive Department Store Gift Certificates and More

Daishin Securities announced on the 13th that it will hold an event offering prizes such as department store gift certificates to 1,807 customers who subscribe to the high-yield public offering fund.

The event targets customers who subscribe to high-yield public offering funds from six asset management companies (Daishin, Daol, Welcome, Koreate, Hyundai Investment, Heungkuk Asset Management) from today until the 29th of next month. To participate in the event, customers must apply before subscribing to the fund via the Daishin Securities website or through Cybos, Creon HTS, or MTS.

Fund subscribers can receive prizes based on their subscription amount: a 5,000 KRW coffee shop gifticon for subscriptions over 1 million KRW (100 people), a 10,000 KRW department store gift certificate for subscriptions over 10 million KRW (100 people), and a 30,000 KRW department store gift certificate for subscriptions over 30 million KRW (100 people). A total of 1,800 prizes will be given on a first-come, first-served basis, with 300 per asset management company. Additionally, among customers subscribing over 30 million KRW, seven will be selected by lottery to receive a body dryer worth approximately 300,000 KRW.

The separated taxation high-yield public offering fund offers tax benefits up to 30 million KRW for three years from the subscription date. In addition to interest income from high-yield bonds, subscribers can also aim for additional profits through preferential allocation of public offering stocks.

Kim Dong-guk, Head of Product Solutions, said, "The separated taxation high-yield public offering fund offers tax benefits, making it worth attention for customers with high financial income," adding, "We hope customers will enjoy the interest income from high-yield bonds, tax benefits, and prizes through this event."

This financial product is not protected under the Depositor Protection Act and carries the risk of principal loss, so investors should receive sufficient explanations before investing. To receive the event benefits, the product balance must be maintained until March 30, and winners are responsible for taxes and fees (22%) on benefits exceeding 50,000 KRW.