Joined Upon Yongbyung Cho's Nomination as Chairman of the Korea Federation of Banks
"We Will Continue to Support Financially Vulnerable Groups"

Jinwan Jung, President of Woori Bank, has contributed to inclusive finance by participating in the 'Financial Relay Campaign to Save Lives.'


Jinwan Jeong, President of Woori Bank (center), is filming the "Life-Saving Finance Relay Campaign" with employees at the Woori Bank headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on the 12th. Woori Bank

Jinwan Jeong, President of Woori Bank (center), is filming the "Life-Saving Finance Relay Campaign" with employees at the Woori Bank headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on the 12th. Woori Bank

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According to the financial sector on August 12, President Jung posted a campaign photo on Woori Bank's social media (SNS) accounts on this day.


President Jung, who joined the campaign after being nominated by Yongbyung Cho, Chairman of the Korea Federation of Banks, named Taeyoung Kang, President of NH Nonghyup Bank, and Hoyoung Yoon, CEO of KakaoBank, as the next participants in the relay.


This campaign began last month with Eunkyung Kim, President of Korea Inclusive Finance Agency. It was organized to protect citizens struggling with illegal private loans and to spread the value of financial services that save lives across society.



President Jung said, "I am pleased to join this meaningful campaign, which was initiated by the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency," and added, "As Korea's leading bank established with national capital, Woori Bank will continue to actively practice inclusive finance by supporting and saving financially vulnerable groups, taking the lead in supporting inclusive finance for ordinary citizens."


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