MOU Signed with the Central Union of Chinese Residents in Korea

Shinhan Bank announced on September 15 that it will expand its customized financial services for Chinese residents living in Korea.

Seungmok Lee, Head of Customer Solutions Group at Shinhan Bank (left), and Mijeong Kim, President of the Federation of Korean Chinese Residents, are taking a commemorative photo during the "Business Agreement Ceremony for Enhancing Financial Support and Service Competitiveness for Korean Chinese Residents in Korea" held on the 14th at the Shinhan Bank headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul. Provided by Shinhan Bank

Seungmok Lee, Head of Customer Solutions Group at Shinhan Bank (left), and Mijeong Kim, President of the Federation of Korean Chinese Residents, are taking a commemorative photo during the "Business Agreement Ceremony for Enhancing Financial Support and Service Competitiveness for Korean Chinese Residents in Korea" held on the 14th at the Shinhan Bank headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul. Provided by Shinhan Bank

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In this regard, Shinhan Bank signed a business agreement with the Central Union of Chinese Residents in Korea at its headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul the previous day. The event was attended by Seungmok Lee, Head of the Customer Solutions Group at Shinhan Bank, and Mijeong Kim, President of the Central Union of Chinese Residents in Korea.


Through this agreement, the two organizations will cooperate on: the integration of Shinhan SOL Global and web-based financial services; joint marketing for both face-to-face and non-face-to-face events targeting Chinese residents in Korea; and the promotion of various collaborative projects to enhance financial accessibility.



A Shinhan Bank representative stated, "We promoted this agreement so that Chinese residents living in Korea can use financial services more easily and conveniently," adding, "Going forward, we will continue to enhance financial accessibility for foreign customers by connecting not only account opening, but also payroll transfers, international remittances, and other everyday banking services."


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