Financial Supervisory Service and Financial Sector Jointly Conduct Traditional Market Sharing Activities for Chuseok

Jeong Eun-bo, Financial Supervisory Service Chief, "Hope to Help You Have a Warm Holiday"

Jung Eun-bo, Governor of the Financial Supervisory Service (center top), attending a traditional market sharing event for Chuseok with representatives from the Korea Salvation Army and financial companies. (From top left) Choi Hyun-man, Senior Vice Chairman of Mirae Asset Securities; Jung Eun-bo, Governor of the Financial Supervisory Service; Lim Young-jin, CEO of Shinhan Card; Kim Ki-hwan, CEO of KB Insurance; Jang Man-hee, Commander of the Korea Salvation Army; Cho Min-jung, Head of Public Relations and Branding at IBK Industrial Bank of Korea.

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sun-mi] The Financial Supervisory Service, in collaboration with the financial sector, conducted a Chuseok sharing campaign to support traditional markets struggling due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic and to help neighbors in need have a warm holiday.

On the 15th, the Financial Supervisory Service purchased traditional market goods and Onnuri gift certificates worth 90 million won together with the Korea Salvation Army, IBK Industrial Bank, Mirae Asset Securities, KB Insurance, Shinhan Card, and delivered them to over 40 social welfare organizations.

Jung Eun-bo, Governor of the Financial Supervisory Service, who personally purchased daily necessities using the ‘Neighborhood Market Shopping’ service that day, said, “We believe that small business owners are facing great difficulties due to the decrease in visitors to traditional markets after COVID-19,” adding, “We hope this sharing activity will provide strength and comfort to market merchants and neighbors in need and help them have a warm holiday.”

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