KB Securities signed a partnership agreement with TipRanks to integrate global investment analytics into its trading platforms, a move that reflects growing demand among Korean investors for overseas market data.

According to the Korean broker, the deal allows it to use TipRanks’ data, which compiles research and market signals from analysts, bloggers, and institutional investors in major markets including the United States, Canada, Japan, and Singapore. The memorandum of understanding was signed at KB Securities’ headquarters in Seoul.

Partnership Targets AI-Driven Investment Tools

TipRanks currently supplies information to more than one hundred financial institutions worldwide. The brokerage signed an agreement with TipRanks to bring international investment data and AI-driven insights into its digital platforms.

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The deal gives KB Securities access to TipRanks’ analytics, which aggregate and visualize information from analysts, bloggers, and institutional investors across markets such as the United States, Canada, Japan, and Singapore. TipRanks already supplies data to more than one hundred financial institutions globally.

Integration Into KB M-able Begins

KB Securities will integrate TipRanks’ tools—including analyst reports, corporate analysis updates, and stock scoring features—into its mobile trading system KB M-able and the web-based M-able Wide. The company said the rollout will occur in phases to ensure a smooth transition for users.

The brokerage views the partnership as the first step toward a broader strategy focused on global financial data and AI. It plans to expand its network of international data providers to strengthen services for clients who trade overseas equities.

CEO Hong-Goo Lee said the market’s rapid pace requires trustworthy information. He noted, “Accurate and transparent information is essential to earning customer trust. Through this partnership, we will help our clients access tailored insights comparable to those available to local investors in global markets.”

Source: Finance Magnates