Martial Arts 'Gwangju·Jeonnam Export Companies Financial Policy' Briefing Session
The Korea International Trade Association Gwangju-Jeonnam Regional Headquarters held a 'Gwangju-Jeonnam Export Companies Customized Financial Support Policy Briefing' on the 19th at the Gwangju Trade Center in collaboration with the One-Stop Export Order Support Group.
The briefing introduced effective ways to utilize trade finance, provided guidance on institution-specific support programs such as export financing loans, export insurance, and export credit guarantees, and included one-on-one in-depth on-site consultations.
Six policy financial institutions participated, including the Export-Import Bank of Korea, Korea Trade Insurance Corporation, Small and Medium Business Corporation, Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, Korea Technology Finance Corporation, and IBK Industrial Bank of Korea. About 70 export company executives and employees, as well as related organization officials, attended.
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Lee Dong-won, head of the KITA Gwangju-Jeonnam Regional Headquarters, stated, “Although there are many financial policies available for our companies to utilize, awareness among companies is low. We hope that through this briefing, companies will be able to effectively use policies suited to their situations to help overcome the difficult economic conditions.”
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