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Pinetree Securities, a unit of Hanwha Investment & Securities Company operating in Southeast Asia, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) and Velocity Ventures, a Singapore-based venture capital firm, to advance tourism technology within Korea’s travel and hospitality sector.
Climate change remains one of the top three issues for global C-suite level business leaders (CxOs), surpassing political uncertainty, competition for talent, and the changing regulatory environment, among others, a report by Deloitte showed.
The banking app of the Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) was awarded as the best financial mobile app at a global fintech event, the bank announced Thursday.
Recently, kiosks installed at weddings have been making headlines. These kiosks, similar to the ones we see at restaurants and cinemas, are now being used at weddings.
Overseas employees of Hana Financial Group gathered in Korea to eqiup themselves with the "customer-centered DNA" of Hana, the group announced Tuesday.
Kwangju Bank and Toss Bank launched a joint loan product, the first of its kind in the Korean financial industry.
Hana Financial Group launched the fourth cohort of its Hana Waves next-generation leadership program for women at its headquarters in Seoul on Wednesday.
KB Kookmin Bank CEO Lee Jae-keun, second from left, stands with swimmer Kim Woo-min, left, and Financial Supervisory Service First Senior Deputy Gov. Lee Se-hoon while delivering dolls and cookies to a Cambodian kid recovering from heart surgery at Bucheon Sejong Hospital in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province, Wednesday. The bank, along with the financial regulator and the Salvation Army Korea Territory, has supported about 100 children from Cambodia to get heart surgery in Korea. Courtesy of KB Kookmin Bank
JB Financial Group executives and employees pose with children and teenagers with multicultural backgrounds at Dada Camp, a program organized by the group with Good Neighbors to help them with career development and financial literacy. Some 140 children and teenagers participated in the two-week event that lasted until mid-August. Courtesy of JB Financial Group