Citibank Korea CEO Yoon Myung-soon (left) and JA Korea President Lee Eun-hyung pose for a photo during a sponsorship signing event held at the bank’s Seoul office on Wednesday. The bank donated 317 million won ($250,000) to the Korean unit of JA Worldwide, a non-profit youth organization, to help vocational school students prepare for their future careers as part of the Citi-JA Shining Future Program. (Citibank.
Citibank Korea and its sister firm Citigroup Global Markets Korea won six awards in the Korean market from a leading financial magazine in recognition of their endeavor in sustainable finance, the Korean unit of US banking giant Citigroup said Thursday. At the Asset magazine’s 2024 Triple A Awards, Citibank Korea won “Best Bank for Sustainable Finance” in recognition of its solid growth in the corpo.
Citibank Korea said Wednesday it sponsored the ninth Climate Action Conference, held on the previous day at a hotel in central Seoul. The event was jointly hosted by the Korean chapter of the World Wide Fund for Nature, United Nations Global Compact Network Korea and Korea Sustainability Investing Forum. According to the bank, this year's conference was devoted to providing practical guidance for the local compa.
Citibank Korea CEO Yoo Myung-soon (11th from left, second row) and employees pose with some 65 students joining the 18th Citi-Kyung Hee University NGO Internship in Seoul on Friday. Since the internship’s launch in 2006, Citibank employees and student interns together have taken part in diverse activities to give back to society. This year, they made art supply kits consisting of brushes, paint and recycled can.