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South Korea’s top lenders are stepping up their push into Vietnam, with the chiefs of the country’s five major commercial banks joining President Lee Jae Myung on a state visit this week. According to industry sources Tuesday, KB Kookmin Bank’s Lee Hwan-ju, Shinhan Bank’s Jung Sang-hyuk, Hana Bank’s Lee Ho-sung, Woori Bank’s Jung Jin-wan and NH NongHyup Bank’s Kang Tae-young will travel to Vietnam from Wednesday to Friday. The coordinated move underscores Seoul’s broader push to deepen ties with
Woori Bank CEO Jung Jin-wan visited New Delhi on Monday as the only banking chief accompanying President Lee Jae Myung on his trip to India, the bank said Tuesday. Jung attended the Korea-India Business Forum in the capital, where he met officials from local companies, exchanged views on market conditions and explored potential areas of cooperation. He also visited Akshya Pratisthan, a school in Gurugram, just southwest of New Delhi, where he delivered donations for children from disadvantaged f
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