Woori Bank and Samyuk University Provide 'Financial Solutions' to Customers Interested in University Donations
Song Hyun-joo, Vice President of Woori Bank Investment Product Strategy Group (right), and Kim Il-mok, President of Samyook University, are taking a commemorative photo after signing the 'Woori Naeri Love Trust Service' business agreement on the 18th at the Samyook University conference room in Seoul. Photo by Woori Bank
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Song Seung-seop] Woori Bank announced on the 19th that it has signed a "Woori Naeri Love Trust Service Business Agreement" with Seoul Samyook University to promote a culture of donation.
The agreement ceremony held the previous day was attended by Song Hyun-joo, Vice President of the Investment Product Strategy Group at Woori Bank, and Kim Il-mok, President of Samyook University. Both institutions agreed to actively cooperate in revitalizing asset planning based on trusts and promoting a culture of donation. They also plan to support donation trust design and professional financial solutions for customers considering university donations.
Launched last year, the Woori Naeri Love Trust Service is a family asset succession trust brand encompassing inheritance, gift, and donation trust products and services.
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A Woori Bank official explained, "As demand for posthumous asset planning is increasing, we signed this agreement to provide trust products and financial services that meet these needs."
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