Woong-Seob Zhin

65 Jahre

Consumer Services

Technology Services

Finance

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Woong-Seob Zhin is currently the Chairman at KakaoBank Corp.
Prior to this, he served as the President & Chief Executive Officer at Korea Finance Corp.
He holds a graduate degree from New York University and Seoul National University, as well as an undergraduate degree from Konkuk University.

Aktive Positionen von Woong-Seob Zhin

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KAKAOBANK CORP.	Chairman	-

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Unternehmen	Position	Ende
Korea Finance Corp. Korea Finance Corp. Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Korea Finance Corp. (KoFC) is a state-owned financing agency of the Government of South Korea. The firm was established in 2009 when KDB-Korea Development Bank split into a financing entity and a holding company. KoFC took over KDB's portfolio of stakes in state-run and bailout companies. Based in Seoul, the firm aims to support the SME-based economy in South Korea, promote economic growth at the regional and national level, and strengthen the Korean financial industry in times of global downturn.	Chief Executive Officer	-

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Ausbildung von Woong-Seob Zhin

New York University	Graduate Degree
Seoul National University	Graduate Degree
Konkuk University	Undergraduate Degree

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Börsennotierte Unternehmen	1
KAKAOBANK CORP.	Finance

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Korea Finance Corp. Korea Finance Corp. Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Korea Finance Corp. (KoFC) is a state-owned financing agency of the Government of South Korea. The firm was established in 2009 when KDB-Korea Development Bank split into a financing entity and a holding company. KoFC took over KDB's portfolio of stakes in state-run and bailout companies. Based in Seoul, the firm aims to support the SME-based economy in South Korea, promote economic growth at the regional and national level, and strengthen the Korean financial industry in times of global downturn.	Technology Services