On the 8th, Kamco signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korea Federation of Banks, the Korea Federation of Savings Banks, the Korea Technology Finance Corporation, the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, and the Small and Medium Business Corporation to provide credit support for corporate joint guarantors.

On the 8th, Kamco signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korea Federation of Banks, the Korea Federation of Savings Banks, the Korea Technology Finance Corporation, the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, and the Small and Medium Business Corporation to provide credit support for corporate joint guarantors.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sun-mi] On the 8th, Korea Asset Management Corporation (KAMCO) announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Korea Federation of Banks, the Korea Federation of Savings Banks, the Korea Technology Finance Corporation, the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, and the Small and Medium Business Corporation to provide credit support for corporate joint guarantors.


This MOU signing was promoted to support the credit recovery of corporate-type self-employed individuals by purchasing corporate joint guarantee bonds from financial public institutions and others, followed by debt adjustment and repayment deferral, in accordance with the 2020 economic policy direction announced by the government last year.


The event was held via an online video conference considering the recent resurgence of COVID-19 in the metropolitan area.


Through the MOU, the six institutions including KAMCO agreed to cooperate for ▲ the sale of corporate joint guarantee bonds to KAMCO ▲ credit support for multiple debtors ▲ suspension of collection, debt reduction, extension of repayment period, and installment repayment to support the credit of corporate joint guarantors.



Kim Gwi-su, Head of Corporate Support Division at KAMCO, said, “This MOU is significant in that related institutions cooperate to support the recovery of corporate joint guarantors by alleviating debt burdens,” and added, “We will help turn failure experiences into stepping stones for re-challenge and contribute to the virtuous cycle of the startup ecosystem.”


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