Shinhan Financial Group Participates in Korea-Japan Financial Cooperation... Discusses Climate and Digital Finance
Sponsored by Shinhan Financial Group at the Korea-Japan Financial Cooperation Conference
"We Will Seek New Business Opportunities"
Shinhan Financial Group has initiated discussions on climate and digital finance.
Yutaka Ito, Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency of Japan (left), Chanjin Lee, Governor of the Financial Supervisory Service, Seongyeop Hwang, Chairman of the Korea Financial Investment Association, and Sanghyuk Jung, President of Shinhan Bank, are taking a commemorative photo at the 'Korea-Japan Financial Cooperation Conference' held on the 28th at the Korea Financial Investment Association in Yeouido, Seoul. Shinhan Financial Group
View original imageOn September 29, Shinhan Financial Group announced that it participated in the "Korea-Japan Financial Cooperation Conference" held the previous day at the Korea Financial Investment Association in Yeouido, Seoul.
The conference was organized by the Graduate School of Environmental Finance at Yonsei University and the Korea Green Finance Forum, and sponsored by Shinhan Financial Group. It was attended by representatives from major domestic and international universities, research institutions, financial authorities, and the Asian Development Bank. Participants exchanged views on climate transition finance policies, digital finance innovation, and the future direction of the digital asset market.
In particular, during the panel discussion titled "The Future of Climate & Digital Finance in Asia," Shinhan Financial Group discussed its strategy for transition finance as well as compliance for digital assets.
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A Shinhan Financial Group official stated, "Climate change and digital transformation are significant forces driving changes in the financial industry. Going forward, we will continue to work closely with Korean and Japanese financial institutions to seek sustainable development and new business opportunities in the climate and digital finance sectors."
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