NongHyup Bank Strengthens Management Support for SMEs with Samil PwC and Finger
Building Embedded Financial Services into the ERP Platform
On October 31, NH NongHyup Bank announced that it had signed a "Business Agreement for Strengthening Management Support and Financial Accessibility for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises" with Samil PwC and Finger on October 30. This agreement was pursued to address the difficulties faced by SMEs in areas such as accounting, taxation, and cash management by organically linking the expertise and networks of each company to provide integrated management support services, including consulting and financial services.
Under this agreement, the three companies will provide integrated management support services, such as management consulting for SMEs and startups. They will also implement embedded banking from NongHyup Bank within the ERP platforms (Stella and Pharos) jointly developed by Samil PwC and Finger, and carry out joint marketing efforts to enhance customer benefits.
Lee Seungho, Financial Sector Leader at Samil PwC (from left), Eom Eulyong, Executive Vice President of Corporate Finance at NongHyup Bank, and Ahn Inju, CEO of Finger, are posing for a commemorative photo. NongHyup Bank
View original imageNongHyup Bank will establish the "NH Corporate and SOHO Growth Partnership Center" in November to support the comprehensive growth of corporate clients, assigning professionals to the center to provide management and financial support consulting. Through this agreement, Samil PwC's non-face-to-face expert consulting services will also be offered on NongHyup Bank's digital platform, further enhancing customer benefits.
In December, the "NH Embedded Platform" will be integrated into the ERP platforms jointly developed by Samil PwC and Finger, allowing customers to access key financial services such as account inquiry, fund transfers, and payroll transfers directly from the platform without the need to install separate programs.
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A representative from NongHyup Bank stated, "This agreement brings together the three companies to address the management challenges and financial support needs faced by SMEs," adding, "We will continue to discover and provide customized services tailored to the needs of SMEs, thereby expanding productive finance."
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