Shinbokwi Signs 'Business Agreement' with the National Foundation for Credit Counseling in the USA

Lee Gyemun, Chairman of the Credit Recovery Committee (left), and Rebecca Steele, Chairwoman of NFCC, are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement to advance credit counseling and protect financial consumers. Photo by Credit Recovery Committee.

[Asia Economy Reporter Song Seung-seop] The Credit Recovery Committee announced on the 3rd that it has signed a business agreement with the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) in the United States to establish a strategic partnership for the advancement of credit counseling and the protection of financial consumers.

The agreement, signed on the 1st, was prepared to promote the revitalization of credit counseling through mutual exchange between the two organizations, aiming to support the recovery of financially vulnerable groups and protect financial consumers.

According to the agreement, the Credit Recovery Committee plans to cooperate through methods such as ▲ spreading economic recovery support models for financially vulnerable groups through digital innovation ▲ operating credit education and credit counselor qualification management systems ▲ sharing work know-how through personnel exchanges.

At the signing ceremony, Lee Gye-moon, Chairman of the Credit Recovery Committee, stated, “I hope that the synergy effect will be created by combining the Credit Recovery Committee’s credit counseling and debt adjustment system through digital innovation with the NFCC’s long-accumulated credit counseling expertise,” and added, “Through this, I hope to contribute to the advancement of credit counseling and the protection of financial consumers worldwide, including developing countries.”

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