Governor Shin Hyun Song Chairs "Korea-China-Japan Central Bank Governors' Meeting" Held In Person
Exchanged views on recent financial and economic developments in Korea, China and Japan
The Bank of Korea said the 15th Korea-China-Japan Central Bank Governors' Meeting was held in person in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 14. Shin Hyun Song, governor of the Bank of Korea and chair of the meeting, exchanged views with Pan Gongsheng, governor of the People's Bank of China, and Ueda Kazuo, governor of the Bank of Japan, on recent financial and economic developments in the three countries.
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From left, People’s Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng, Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song, and Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda pose for a commemorative photo after the 15th Korea-China-Japan Central Bank Governors’ Meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, on the 14th. Bank of Korea
View original imageThe central banks of Korea, China and Japan have held the governors' meeting annually on a rotating basis since 2009 to promote mutual understanding and cooperation and foster economic and financial stability in the region. The People's Bank of China is scheduled to host next year's meeting.
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