Korea Securities Depository Discusses Major Issues of Foreign Securities Operations with Citibank
Korea Securities Depository discussed major issues related to foreign securities work with Citibank.
David Brown, Co-Head of Financial Institutions Sales for Japan, North Asia, and Australia at Citibank (from left), Eui-Jin Kwon, Head of Global Department at Korea Securities Depository, and Tom Lydon, Co-Head of Financial Institutions Sales for Japan, North Asia, and Australia at Citibank, are taking a commemorative photo after their business meeting on the 25th. Korea Securities Depository
View original imageAccording to Korea Securities Depository on August 26, a business meeting was held the previous day at the head office in Busan, attended by Eujin Kwon, Head of Global Business at Korea Securities Depository, as well as David Brown and Tom Lydon, Co-Heads of Financial Institutions Sales for Japan, North Asia, and Australia at Citibank.
Korea Securities Depository expressed its appreciation for Citibank's ongoing efforts in supporting domestic investors' foreign securities investments efficiently and securely through cooperation with the depository. The two parties also agreed to work together to further establish Busan as a bona fide international financial center.
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Korea Securities Depository stated, "Both organizations will continue to collaborate closely to ensure safe and convenient support for foreign securities investment and to provide global financial services moving forward."
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