As token-securities regulations approach next year, the securities industry is forming dedicated units and recruiting blockchain talent to build the required infrastructure. Mirae Asset Securities is recruiting blockchain developers within its Digital Asset Business Division to design, develop, and operate the core architecture for token securities on the blockchain. The division includes blockchain developers, planners, and operators, and the expansion aims to strengthen the core structure of token-securities systems. Key duties include designing, developing, and operating the architecture for token-securities blockchain-based services and applications, along with smart contract design, implementation, deployment, and operational management, as well as real-world asset (RWA) tokenization and the issuance and distribution of digital assets.
Mirae Asset Securities is focusing on creating a global token-securities service that serves both domestic and foreign users, emphasizing multilingual service operations and scalability, and plans to collaborate with global partners and developers. Ultimately, the goal is to enable trading of all RWAs through the company’s mobile trading system, MStock. Hanwha Investment & Securities has formed a task force and is hiring developers for Web3 frontend and backend development, as well as UI/UX work. IBK Investment & Securities is also recruiting for token-securities within its New Business Promotion Division to support new ventures.
Koscom, which runs securities IT infrastructure, has begun building systems for token-securities, planning to design both private and public blockchains, deploy nodes, and develop linking systems between issuers and distributors, along with a trade-monitoring system. Given the lack of detailed guidelines, the industry remains in a TF-driven preparatory stage rather than large-scale expansion; regulators are gathering input, and once guidelines are issued, activity is expected to accelerate.
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