Suhyup Bank President Kang Shin-sook has made a series of field-oriented inspection tours to lend an ear to voices of the bank’s consumer touch point officials, affiliated institutions of the Ministry of Ocean and Fisheries (MOF), and major customer companies.
Suhyup Bank President Kang toured MOF in Sejong City on May 2 to hold a meeting with MOF Deputy Minister for Fisheries Policy Choi Yong-sok, in which she gave an explanation on Suhyup Bank’s pending issues and improvement tasks.
President Kang went on to tour Korea Maritime Transportation Safety Authority (KOMSA) and meet KOMSA President Kim Jun-seok to discuss ways of supporting technology financing related to ship and marine transportation safety sectors.
On May 3, the next day, Suhyup Bank President Kang participated in the 56th ADB Annual Meeting held in Songdo, Incheon, met with institution officials of ADB member countries and took time out to explore ways of promoting global financial cooperation in the post-COVID-19 pandemic and expand a networking with financial institutions of the Asia-Pacific region.
In particular, during the meetings, President Kang exchanged in-depth views on diverse themes, such as ESG management, investment bank and digital transformation.
Meanwhile, President Kang held meetings with bank branch heads of Sejong, Chungcheong, Gyeongin Region Financing Headquarters between May 2 and May 3, listened to grievances and complaints they experience and shared core strategies and tasks Suhyup Bank will implement during the second quarter of the year.
At the meetings, President Kang called for laying a stable profit-making foundation by prioritizing soundness, such as reducing lending costs through a raise in core deposits and loan deferral rate management and establishing its identity as a cooperative bank by ramping up its capability in the non-interest revenue sectors, such as cooperative projects.
A Suhyup Bank official said, “The visiting field management is part of her efforts to facilitate communications based on President Kang’s management tenets, and President Kang will continue this to revive regional branch offices and encourage executives and staffers.”
Suhyup Bank Launches ‘MY Asset’ Service to Look at All Assets via Smartphone
Suhyup Bank said on May 8 the bank launched the “MY Asset” service, allowing consumers to look at the accounts and financial products they have signed up for at a glance.
The “MY Asset” service is an integrated asset management service tailored to meet individuals’ needs via the bank’s mobile bank apps. Individual customers aged 9 or more are allowed to sign up for the service.
The service consists of financing notices, such as account trading records and expected payment amounts, the ‘consumption trends of the month’ designed to analyze and send consumption patterns, financial asset comparison/consumption comparison designed to diagnose the asset management situation on their own, ‘financial goal’ designed to make a big chuck of money, and ‘automobile price search’ for providing financing information for transacting automobiles.
Suhyup Bank also plans to launch a service on reducing taxes and real estate price search starting June.
Suhyup Bank Releases ‘Sh Daily Receipt Bankbook’
Suhyup Bank has launched “Sh Daily Receipt Bankbook,” offering differential interest rates varying according to each day’s ending balance.
The latest account is a saving product, allowing users to deposit and withdraw money freely without any caps of subscription amounts.
Consumers may sign up for the latest bankbook via the bank’s mobile bank apps, Sh Partner Bank and Sh Hey! Bank.
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