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As the country's first law on virtual asset user protection is set to take effect Friday, cryptocurrency exchanges will be obligated to monitor unfair practices in the market. The exchanges are thus making all-out efforts to establish a monitoring system.
Hana Financial Group donated money to the Korean athletes heading to the 2024 Paris Olympics to wish for their success, the group announced Wednesday.
With Korea's first law on virtual asset user protection set to take effect on July 19, cryptocurrency exchanges appear to be focusing on creating a what Upbit calls a "healthy investment environment."
Hana Financial Group announced on Monday the launch of the third edition of the Hana Digital Power On project, which aims to nurture young digital talent to drive the country's financial innovation.
KB Kookmin Bank CEO Lee Jae-keun, left, poses with Busan Mayor Park Heong-joon after signing an agreement to support the city’s job creation and "habitat" program for older adults, at Busan Metropolitan City Hall, Thursday. With the bank’s donation of 290 million won ($210,000), the city will create environmentally-friendly jobs for older people, including recycling work, and will also initiate a program to refurbish older people's homes where needed. Courtesy of KB Kookmin Bank
As a manufacturing powerhouse that relies on exports, Korea needs experts in trade financing. Otherwise, mistakes and errors could occur during complicated procedures, incurring unnecessary costs.
Foreign exchange trading is going smoothly following an extension of trading hours, Hana Bank reported Tuesday.
Kyobo Life Insurance Chairman and CEO Shin Chang-jae received an international award for his more than 20 years of ethical management, the insurer announced Monday.
Representatives of Woori Financial Group and Natixis CIB, a leading investment bank based in France, pose after signing a partnership to jointly operate a global private debt fund at Natixis headquarters in Paris, Tuesday (local time). A global top-tier investment bank under French financial group Groupe BPCE, Natixis has shown strength in sectors such as infrastructure, real estate, acquisition financing and airplane financing. The fund jointly invested by Woori Bank and Natixis will be dedicated to global infrastructure, renewable energy and real estate. From left are CEO of Natixis CIB Asia Pacific Bruno Le Saint, Woori Bank's head of corporate investment finance Gi Dong-ho, Natixis CIB global head Mohamed Kallala, Woori PE Asset Management CEO Kang Shin-kook and Marc Denjean, global head of resource allocation & portfolio management of Natixis CIB. Courtesy of Woori Financial Group