Sisterhood Relationship with the 5th Infantry Division Since 1969

The Korea Federation of Banks delivered consolation money to the 5th Infantry Division of the Army on the 4th.


Since 1969, the Korea Federation of Banks has maintained a sisterhood relationship with the 5th Infantry Division of the Army and has continued to provide consolation money every year, thereby encouraging soldiers dedicated to national security.



Jo Yongbyeong, Chairman of the Korea Federation of Banks, said, "I am grateful to the soldiers who faithfully carry out their duties for national security," adding, "We will continue exchanges with our sister unit and also expand practical support such as financial education programs for military personnel."

The Korea Federation of Banks visited the 5th Infantry Division of the Army on the 4th and delivered a consolation fund. Cho Yong-byeong, Chairman of the Korea Federation of Banks (left in the photo), and Lee Jong-hyun, Commander (Major General) of the 5th Infantry Division, are taking a commemorative photo. Korea Federation of Banks

The Korea Federation of Banks visited the 5th Infantry Division of the Army on the 4th and delivered a consolation fund. Cho Yong-byeong, Chairman of the Korea Federation of Banks (left in the photo), and Lee Jong-hyun, Commander (Major General) of the 5th Infantry Division, are taking a commemorative photo. Korea Federation of Banks

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