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| Woori Bank CEO Sohn Tae-seung, fifth from left in the second row, holds up a two-finger V sign for victory with college students at its Seoul heaquarters, Nov. 16. The lender chose 60 students to help it promote Woori as a "young bank" over the next five months. Courtesy of Woori Bank |
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