KB Securities Promotes Overcoming Low Birth Rates and Community Care Through "Hangang Outdoor Wedding"

KB Securities announced on the 16th that it supported the "Hangang Outdoor Wedding," which was held at the Gwangnaru Hangang Park Rose Garden on the 14th, as part of its social contribution initiatives under the themes of "accompanying the underprivileged" and "practicing community care."

KB Securities and the Seoul Metropolitan Government's Future Hangang Headquarters collaborated to hold the "Hangang Outdoor Wedding" at Gwangnaru Hangang Park Rose Garden on the 14th. KB Securities

The Hangang Outdoor Wedding is a program jointly organized by KB Securities and the Seoul Metropolitan Government's Future Hangang Headquarters to provide meaningful wedding ceremonies for couples who have been unable to hold weddings due to financial difficulties. This initiative began in 2023 and offers free outdoor weddings once each in the first and second halves of the year to couples recommended by local district offices.

For this outdoor wedding, KB Securities covered all costs related to wedding planning, studio photography, dresses, and other ceremony expenses, as well as travel expenses for the families of the participating couples. The Seoul Metropolitan Government's Future Hangang Headquarters provided the venue and oversaw the overall operation of the wedding ceremony.

Kim Sunghyun and Lee Honggu, CEOs of KB Securities, stated, "The core of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management pursued by KB Securities is to create a culture and activities in which many members of our society can participate and grow together," adding, "KB Securities will continue to strive to support various parts of our society through a wide range of social contribution activities."

KB Securities is conducting various social contribution activities based on care and mutual growth to promote ESG-centered sustainable management. The company has supported 100 "Kkaebi Securities Hope Strollers" and donated emergency support funds to pregnant women in crisis to address low birth rates and encourage childbirth. It has also continued to carry out the "Happiness Ttukttak Medical Volunteer" program for elderly residents in rural and fishing communities.