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WOORI BANK’S NEW CEO PLEDGES TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE AFTER DERIVATIVES SCANDAL

Published On 12 Feb 2020 02:56 PM

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Woori Bank yet to recover from derivatives scandal
A new CEO being nominated and appointed simultaneously
Pledges to keep customers as top priority

With the ongoing scandal of Woori Bank and a new CEO being appointed, Kwon Kwang Seok has vowed to give top priority in reviving customers’ confidence over its mismanagement of derivatives-related products that cause....

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WOORI BANK’S NEW CEO PLEDGES TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE AFTER DERIVATIVES SCANDAL

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