Jeonbuk Bank officials are declaring a 'coal phase-out finance' on the 23rd to join efforts in responding to the climate change crisis.

Jeonbuk Bank officials are declaring a 'coal phase-out finance' on the 23rd to join efforts in responding to the climate change crisis.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Song Seung-seop] JB Financial Group's Jeonbuk Bank and Gwangju Bank announced on the 25th that they will join the 'coal phase-out finance' initiative.


On the 23rd, Jeonbuk Bank declared its participation in coal phase-out finance to proactively respond to the climate change crisis.


Jeonbuk Bank plans to stop project financing (PF) and new loans to construction companies building coal-fired power plants.


They also intend not to acquire bonds related to such projects.


Gwangju Bank signed the 'Coal Phase-out and Green New Deal Agreement' with Gwangju City at the end of last year.



At that time, they promised to reduce coal finance, the main cause of the climate crisis, and transition to a low-carbon economy. They also stopped PF and bond acquisitions related to coal-fired power plants.


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