Gwangju Bank Confirms 0.2% Preferential Rate for 'TenTen Archery Savings'

All customers who subscribed to the 'TenTen Archery Savings' that ended sales last month are confirmed to receive a preferential interest rate of an additional 0.20% per annum. Provided by Gwangju Bank

Gwangju Bank announced on the 25th that all customers who subscribed to the 'TenTen Archery Savings' account, which ended sales last month, are confirmed to receive a preferential interest rate of an additional 0.20% per annum.

This preferential rate is based on the achievements of Ansan, a member of the 'Gwangju Bank TenTen Archery Team,' who represented South Korea at the 'Gwangju 2025 World Archery Championships' held recently in Gwangju, winning a silver medal in the mixed team event, a bronze medal in the team event, and a bronze medal in the individual event. As a result, the preferential rates for the mixed team silver medal (0.10% per annum), team event bronze medal (0.05% per annum), and individual event bronze medal (0.05% per annum) are combined, and a total additional 0.20% per annum is applied to all subscribers.

In addition, to commemorate the Year of Visiting Gwangju, the 'TenTen Archery Savings' account is running a certification event for visits to major tourist attractions in Gwangju until the end of this year. Depending on the number of visits, customers can receive up to an additional 0.70% per annum in preferential rates, which is expected to both benefit customers and help boost local tourism.

Park Moonsu, Head of Data Product Strategy at Gwangju Bank, said, "We are delighted that the achievements of Ansan and the TenTen Archery Team on the world stage have translated into financial benefits for our customers," adding, "We will continue to do our best to increase customer satisfaction with differentiated financial products linked to local sports."

Meanwhile, Gwangju Bank is striving for mutual growth in the region by launching linked financial products that combine sports such as baseball (KIA Tigers savings and installment savings), soccer (Gwangju FC installment savings), and archery (TenTen Archery Savings), thereby expanding its reach beyond finance to local sports.

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