Citibank Korea Names Kim Kyungho New President; 3-Year Term
Joined Citibank's Seoul branch in 2001
Has served as vice president of the Corporate Banking Group since 2021
Citibank Korea said it held an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders and a board meeting on October 27 and appointed Kim Kyungho, head of its Corporate Banking Group, as its new president.
Kim joined Citibank in 2001 as a corporate banking credit officer at its Seoul branch. He later served as head of the Large Corporate Banking Division and head of the Financial Institutions Division at Citibank Korea. Since 2021, he has been a vice president of the Corporate Banking Group. On September 22, he was recommended as the final candidate for the next bank president.
Kim graduated from Seoul National University's Department of International Economics and earned an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States.
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Kim's term as president is three years.
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