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Inspection of Quarantine Measures Following Strengthened Social Distancing Due to COVID-19
Deputy Chairman Do Gyu-sang of the Financial Services Commission visited the Namdaemun branch of the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund in Jung-gu, Seoul, on the morning of the 21st to inspect the implementation status of quarantine measures in the financial sector.
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Kwangho Lee] Do Gyusang, Vice Chairman of the Financial Services Commission, said on the 21st, "We will strengthen joint on-site inspections with the Financial Supervisory Service focusing on vulnerable areas such as financial company call centers and small-scale workplaces, and continuously encourage the smooth implementation of government quarantine measures."
On the same day, Vice Chairman Do visited the Namdaemun branch of the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund in Jung-gu, Seoul, to inspect the quarantine status following the strengthened social distancing measures for COVID-19 and made the statement.
Vice Chairman Do urged, "All financial sectors, including the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, should strictly comply with the core quarantine rules (such as promoting working from home and dispersed work to reduce density, refraining from gatherings and dinners, and wearing masks) and actively participate in preventing the spread of COVID-19."
He added, "According to the Business Continuity Plan (BCP), please maintain the core financial infrastructure functions by operating dispersed workplaces and cross-assigning essential personnel to ensure that there is no interruption in financial services to the public."
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In response, the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund stated, "We are strengthening work-from-home and dispersed work for all employees and minimizing internal and external face-to-face contact by prohibiting unnecessary dinners and gatherings, making company-wide efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19." They also added, "We will do our best to fulfill our role as a policy financial institution to overcome the crisis, including preparing various soft landing support measures for small and medium-sized enterprises and small business owners affected by COVID-19."
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