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Japan job fair

Jobseekers listen to a Japanese company official during the 2018 Japan Job Fair at Lotte Hotel in Songpa-gu, Seoul, Wednesday. The Ministry of Employment and Labor co-organized the event with the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency and Human Resources Development Service of Korea. / Yonhap

Nov 8, 2018By Jhoo Dong-chan
Japan job fair

Kimchi for underprivileged

Korea Development Bank (KDB) CEO Lee Dong-gull, sixth from left, holds kimchi after making it with his employees in front of the bank on Yeouido in Seoul, Wednesday. The bank made kimchi for 1,100 low-income households in the city. Courtesy of KDB

Nov 7, 2018
Kimchi for underprivileged

Learning from KDIC

Employees from foreign deposit insurance companies pose for a photo ahead of the “One Asia with KDIC” program offered by the state-run Korea Deposit Insurance Corp. (KDIC) at its training center in Chungju, North Chungcheong Province, Monday. Eighteen people from 13 countries including Vietnam, Indonesia and Nigeria participated in the program to learn about KDIC's system and bank deposit protection. Courtesy of KDIC

Nov 6, 2018
Learning from KDIC

Bridging businesses and investors

Officials from KDDI Corp., a Japanese telecommunications operator, and Korean companies SKT, KT and LG Uplus attend Korea Development Bank (KDB) Next Round, a global corporate venture capital meeting at the bank's headquarters on Yeouido, Seoul, Nov. 2. The attendees shared experiences with a joint business model between global corporations and venture startups in Korea with the help of the state lender which organizes investment opportunities. Courtesy of KDB

Nov 5, 2018By Lee Kyung-min
Bridging businesses and investors

KEB Hana with patriots

KEB Hana Bank CEO Abu Dhabi branch head Noh Young-joon, left, shakes hands with Lieutenant Col. Kim Hyun-tae, a commander of Korean military unit Akh, during a signing ceremony for their sisterhood relationship at the unit's base in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Sunday. The Akh is a Korean military contingency there under a program to help train UAE troops, and the lender donated $30,000 for the troops while providing various financial services for them under the deal. / Courtesy of KEB Hana Bank

Nov 5, 2018By Jhoo Dong-chan
KEB Hana with patriots

Awards for consumer feedback

KEB Hana Bank CEO Ham Young-joo, third from left, holds a letter of appreciation with the lender's customers who were selected for their ideas helping improve the bank's customer experiences at the bank's head office in Seoul, Friday. Courtesy of KEB Hana Bank

Nov 4, 2018By Jhoo Dong-chan
Awards for consumer feedback

NCUFK with Korea University

National Credit Union Federation of Korea (NCUFK) Chairman Kim Yoon-sik, fifth from right, raises his fist with Korea University Law School Dean Myeong Soon-ki, sixth from right, during an MOU signing ceremony at Korea University campus in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Friday. Under the deal, the NCUFK will support the university's master's degree studying complex law in finance. Courtesy of National Credit Union Federation of Korea

Nov 4, 2018By Jhoo Dong-chan
NCUFK with Korea University

Deliberation on economy

Bank of Korea Governor Lee Ju-yeol, third from left, speaks at the beginning of a meeting attended by the heads of the country's nine banks at the BOK building, Friday. The governor said that financial market volatility is likely to expand further in the coming months due to lingering uncertainties abroad. Courtesy of Bank of Korea

Nov 2, 2018By Lee Kyung-min
Deliberation on economy

Shinhan acquires Asia Trust

Shinhan Financial Group Chairman Cho Yong-byoung, left, and Asia Trust Vice Chairman Jung Seo-jin, shake hands after signing a stock purchase agreement at Bae, Kim and Lee (BKL), a law firm in southern Seoul, Wednesday. Courtesy of Shinhan Financial GroupCompetition over REIT fiercer among financial institutionsBy Lee Kyung-min Shinhan Financial Group acquired Asia Trust, Korea's fifth-largest firm specializing in real estate investment trust (REIT) business, the group said Wednesday.The acquisition of Asia Trust, which posted an annual net profit of 28.2 billion won ($24.8 million) and signed a total of 90 billion won in new contracts last year, is expected to fuel the high-yield business amid a booming real-estate market, further backed by a revised law to encourage competition, Oct 24. According to the group, Shinhan's board meeting passed a motion to acquire 100 percent stake in the Asia Trust.Sixty percent stake will be immediately acquired for 193.4 billion won, with specifics on purchasing the remaining 40 percent to be determined after 2022. Soon after the board's green light

Oct 31, 2018By Lee Kyung-min
Shinhan acquires Asia Trust

Digital ties for Indonesia biz

Shinhan Bank CEO Wi Sung-ho, left, shows a strategic partnership agreement for digital business in Indonesia with Akulaku Chairman William Li during a signing ceremony at the lender's headquarters in Seoul, Tuesday. The Korean lender seeks to enhance digital banking. Akulaku is Indonesia's largest mobile financial services provider. / Courtesy of Shinhan Bank

Oct 30, 2018By Jhoo Dong-chan
Digital ties for Indonesia biz
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