KB Kookmin Bank Wins 'Korea's Best Custodian Bank' Award for 10 Consecutive Years
At the awards ceremony hosted by The Asian Banker in Hong Kong on the 23rd, Kim Okja, Head of the Custody Business Department at KB Kookmin Bank (second from the left), and officials from The Asian Banker are taking a commemorative photo.
View original imageKB Kookmin Bank announced on the 23rd that it has been selected as the 'Best Custodian Bank in Korea' for 10 consecutive years at the Financial Market Awards hosted by The Asian Banker.
The Asian Banker, which organized the awards, is a specialized institution established in Singapore in 1996 that provides research and consulting services related to the financial industry in the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions. Each year, it conducts evaluations and announces the best financial institutions in various financial sectors.
The Asian Banker stated that KB Kookmin Bank was selected as the 'Best Custodian Bank in Korea' for leading the Korean custody market with a stable custody portfolio, and excelling in various evaluation criteria such as a reliable IT system, securing professional personnel, and providing differentiated services.
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A KB Kookmin Bank official said, "We will continue to strengthen our position as the top custodian bank in Korea through ongoing efforts to enhance customer value and internal capabilities."
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