Financial group leaders, ruling DPK meet over Korea New Deal
Posted : 2021-01-22 17:22
Updated : 2021-01-24 10:26 From left, KB Financial Group Chairman Yoon Jong-kyu, Woori Financial Group Son Tae-seung and Kim Gwang-soo, the head of the Korea Federation of Banks (KFB) attend a meeting at KFB headquarters in central Seoul, Friday. / Yonhap
By Anna J. Park
While expressing support for the government s five-year Korea New Deal initiative, major financial groups in Korea have urged the ruling party to deregulate the country s financial markets.
Key members of the ruling party and the heads of Korea s five major financial groups ― KB, Shinhan, Woori, Hana and NH ― and other leaders of financial institutions met Friday to discuss ways to support President Moon Jae-in s Korean New Deal initiative aimed at stimulating economic growth and job creation through digital and green projects.
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