BNK Gyeongnam Bank Confirms 15th Bank President 'Executive Vice President Ye Kyung-tak'

Official Activities Begin from April 1

BNK Gyeongnam Bank announced on the 28th that Executive Vice President Ye Gyeong-tak has been recommended and confirmed as the 15th bank president.

Among the two final candidates, Bank President Choi Hong-young decided to voluntarily step down for the future of the organization and generational change despite achieving the highest performance in history. As a result, Executive Vice President Ye, the sole candidate, was recommended by the Executive Candidate Recommendation Committee after presentations and in-depth interviews, confirmed by the board of directors, and will be officially appointed in March following the shareholders' meeting.

Born in 1966, Executive Vice President Ye Gyeong-tak graduated from Miryang High School and Pusan National University (Department of Sociology), and completed a master's degree in Business Administration at Changwon National University.

He joined BNK Gyeongnam Bank in 1992 and has held various positions including Manager of Yulha Branch, Head of Human Resources Department, Head of Card Business Department, and Head of Eastern Sales Headquarters. Since 2021, he has served as the Head of Credit Operations Group and concurrently as Head of Credit Support Headquarters.

The Executive Candidate Recommendation Committee stated, “Executive Vice President Ye Gyeong-tak is an expert who has worked across major divisions of BNK Gyeongnam Bank, demonstrating outstanding capabilities in risk management especially while leading the Credit Operations Group. He is judged to be the right person to lead the organization stably and revitalize the regional economy amid the challenging financial environment expected in the future.”

Executive Vice President Ye led excellent business performance as Head of the Credit Operations Group during difficult times such as the COVID-19 pandemic and is evaluated to foster communication and innovation within the organization with his youthful leadership.

Executive Vice President Ye is scheduled to officially begin his role as the 15th bank president starting April 1.

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