"Innovative Asset Management Content Sharing"

At the 'Business Agreement Ceremony for Asset Management Content Partnership' held at the Korea Institute of Financial Training on the 25th, Won Jong-hoon (third from the left), Head of WM Investment Advisory Department at KB Kookmin Bank, and Jung Eun-sun (fourth from the left), Head of Digital Platform Business Department at the Korea Institute of Financial Training, along with attendees from both organizations, signed the business agreement and took a commemorative photo.

At the 'Business Agreement Ceremony for Asset Management Content Partnership' held at the Korea Institute of Financial Training on the 25th, Won Jong-hoon (third from the left), Head of WM Investment Advisory Department at KB Kookmin Bank, and Jung Eun-sun (fourth from the left), Head of Digital Platform Business Department at the Korea Institute of Financial Training, along with attendees from both organizations, signed the business agreement and took a commemorative photo.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sun-mi] KB Kookmin Bank announced on the 28th that it has signed a business agreement with the Korea Institute of Financial Training to provide asset management content.


The signing ceremony held on the 25th at the Korea Institute of Financial Training in Jongno-gu, Seoul, was attended by Won Jong-hoon, Head of WM Investment Advisory Department at KB Kookmin Bank, Jung Eun-sun, Head of Digital Platform Business Department at the Korea Institute of Financial Training, and officials from both organizations. The agreement includes mutual use of the non-face-to-face platforms operated by both parties to enable easy access to asset management content.


Earlier this year, KB Kookmin Bank launched a specialized asset management YouTube channel called ‘Yeouido 5 Beon Chulgu’ to produce and upload content on asset management, real estate, tax, and legal topics that the general public may find difficult and complex. Meanwhile, the Korea Institute of Financial Training operates the digital platform ‘KBI Tube,’ which offers various content including financial duties, economics and management, and humanities and liberal arts.



A KB Kookmin Bank official stated, "With financial services rapidly shifting to non-face-to-face due to the recent COVID-19 situation, we expect increased usage by financial consumers," adding, "We will strive to contribute to the growth of customer assets through the innovative asset management content provided by both organizations."


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