Jin: "Striving to Ensure Financially Vulnerable Groups Can Access Institutional Finance"
Nam Kicheon of Woori Investment & Securities and Youngsoo Sung of Hana Card Nominated as Next Participants

Woori Card announced on September 7 that CEO Jinsungwon has participated in the "Finance that Saves Lives" relay campaign aimed at supporting financially vulnerable groups.


On the 7th, at the Woori Card headquarters in Gwanghwamun, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Jin Sungwon, President of Woori Card (center), is taking a commemorative photo participating in the 'Finance That Saves Lives' campaign. Woori Card

On the 7th, at the Woori Card headquarters in Gwanghwamun, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Jin Sungwon, President of Woori Card (center), is taking a commemorative photo participating in the 'Finance That Saves Lives' campaign. Woori Card

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The "Finance that Saves Lives" relay campaign, organized by Korea Inclusive Finance Agency since July, was launched to protect financially vulnerable individuals who are struggling due to illegal private lending.


Each participant in the campaign designates two additional people to continue the relay.


CEO Jin joined the campaign after being nominated by Moonseok Kim, CEO of SBI Savings Bank, and expressed his commitment to practicing the values of "Finance that Saves Lives" together.


He nominated Ki Cheon Nam, CEO of Woori Investment & Securities, and Youngsoo Sung, CEO of Hana Card, as the next participants in the campaign.



CEO Jin stated, "As a member of the financial industry, I will strive to ensure that vulnerable groups can access financial services within the institutional system, rather than being driven to illegal private lending. I will continue to actively practice inclusive finance and participate in a variety of support initiatives for inclusive finance."


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