Webull Corporation, the owner of the Webull onlineinvestment platform, has announced a partnership with South Korea’s MeritzFinancial Group. The agreement marks Webull’s entry into the South Koreanmarket and aims to provide local investors with access to U.S. equity markets.JoinIG, CMC, and Robinhood in London’s leading trading industry event!In 2024, ahead of the partnership, Webullwas in talks with South Korean regulators to secure approval for offeringservices directly to local retail investors. According to Financial SupervisoryService officials, the move could make Webull the first foreign companyto enter South Korea’s retail stock trading market. The FSS provided guidanceon regulatory and approval requirements.Webull, Meritz Bring US Stocks KoreaThrough the partnership, Meritz clients will gain access toWebull’s trading tools, U.S. capital markets via Apex Fintech Solutions, andthe platform’s global community of traders.Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO at Webull, saidthe partnership is “a step forward in our journey to create a truly borderlessinvesting experience. Together, we are opening the door to new possibilitiesfor Korean investors.”📢 𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍: $BULL Webull partners with Meritz Financial to enter South Korea marketWebull Corporation announced a strategic partnership with Meritz Financial Group to provide South Korean investors access to U.S. equity markets through Webull's trading platform.The… pic.twitter.com/PL2ZnORrc5— Hardik Shah (@AIStockSavvy) November 12, 2025Korean Investors Receive Tools for US TradingWonjae Jang, CEO of Meritz Securities, added, “Through thispartnership, Meritz is proud to connect Korean investors with Webull’s globalcommunity and advanced investing experience.” Jang also said the collaboration aims to “create an openecosystem where technology and insight empower investors to participate moreactively in global markets.”According to the firms, the partnership combines Meritz’sestablished reputation in South Korea with Webull’s digital investment tools.Both companies say it is intended to provide a direct experience for localinvestors seeking exposure to U.S. equities.This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.