NH Nonghyup Bank Holds '2022 Exchange Rate Outlook Seminar'
Lee Yeon-ho, Deputy Governor, is giving a greeting to customers attending the '2022 Exchange Rate Outlook Seminar'.
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Eunju Lee] NH Nonghyup Bank announced on the 7th that it held the ‘2022 Exchange Rate Outlook Seminar’ by inviting about 120 corporate clients at The Plaza Hotel located in Jung-gu, Seoul.
At this seminar, NH Nonghyup Bank’s FX Derivatives Specialist Lee Nak-won and NH Investment & Securities researcher Kwon Ah-min gave lectures providing forecasts on major currency exchange rates and the economy.
Nonghyup Bank has been holding the exchange rate outlook seminar annually since 2006. This year, the seminar, which had been suspended due to COVID-19, was held again after three years. Nonghyup Bank plans to expand the target customers and scale in the future as the number of import-export companies wishing to attend increases.
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Lee Yeon-ho, Vice President of the Corporate Investment Finance Division at NH Nonghyup Bank, said, “We hope this will be helpful to customers who are worried due to increased exchange rate volatility,” adding, “We will become a financial partner that provides total foreign exchange and derivatives solutions by considering the trends and risk factors of the financial market together with our customers.”
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