Jeonnam Nonghyup Vows Full Commitment to Reducing Delinquency
Resolution to Reduce Overdue Loans
Specialized Training on Credit and Debt Management
NongHyup Jeonnam Headquarters held a resolution meeting on reducing overdue loans and conducted gap training on credit and bonds on the 27th at the Jeonnam Headquarters auditorium. Provided by Jeonnam NongHyup
View original imageThe Jeonnam branch of NongHyup held a resolution meeting to reduce overdue loans and provided a specialized training session on credit and debt management for over 200 credit and debt officers from local agricultural cooperatives at the branch's main auditorium on the 27th.
This training was organized to enhance the practical credit management skills of the officers and to strengthen risk management at agricultural cooperatives. The program focused on practical content that could assist in daily operations, including ▲ understanding credit products, ▲ credit review case studies,
▲ debt adjustment systems, and ▲ key initiatives in credit management.
In addition, the staff members who attended the training pledged to make every effort to achieve a delinquency rate of 2.5% through proactive credit promotion and strengthened debt management.
Lee Gwangil, head of the Jeonnam branch of NongHyup, stated, "Through this resolution to reduce overdue loans and the credit training, we will enhance the work capabilities of our officers and strengthen the financial soundness of agricultural cooperatives."
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