Korbit CEO O Sejin and 22 Executives Pass TPAC

Produced the Top Scorer Among All Virtual Asset Exchanges

Korbit, the first virtual asset exchange in Korea, announced on the 20th that 22 executives and employees, including CEO Oh Se-jin, passed the 1st Anti-Money Laundering Competency Test (TPAC) held on the 1st. The highest scorer among domestic virtual asset exchanges also came from Korbit.

The Anti-Money Laundering Competency Test was developed by the Korea Institute of Finance to cultivate specialized personnel in anti-money laundering in response to the increasing need to prepare for the risks of money laundering crimes.

A total of 22 Korbit executives and employees passed this exam, accounting for more than 20% of all Korbit employees. Among the successful candidates, 60% were employees who do not belong to the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) organization, including CEO Oh Se-jin. The highest scoring candidate among virtual asset exchange applicants (4th overall) also came from Korbit.

Forty percent of all Korbit employees took the exam. Korbit formed an in-house teaching team composed of responsible officers, core anti-money laundering personnel from the Korea Institute of Finance, and dedicated department staff who have obtained CAMS (Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist) and CGSS (Certified Global Sanctions Specialist) certifications to support the candidates' learning.

CEO Oh Se-jin of Korbit stated, “We will continue to make responsible efforts as a market leader in the rapidly changing and developing virtual asset industry and related regulatory environment.”

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