Shinhan Bank Holds 'Global Conference Week'

[Financial News] Shinhan Bank announced on the 11th that it will hold the 'Global Conference Week' at its headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul until the 17th.
The 'Global Conference Week' is a consultative program to share strategies and execution plans for the sustainable growth of Shinhan Bank's global business. The event will be attended by board members and executives of overseas subsidiaries, branch managers, resident officers in charge, and employees of Shinhan Bank's Global Business Group.
This year's theme is 'Golden Time of Great Transformation, Beyond legacy: Inflection Point 2025'. It is expected to be a venue for sharing business strategy directions and visions in the rapidly changing global financial environment. 
In particular, during the 'Global Board Conference' session held on the first day, board members and executives of overseas subsidiaries shared each corporation's cases and expertise related to business strategy directions, global governance trends, and governance advancement plans, and sought ways to expand cooperation among participants.
In addition, Shinhan Bank will operate various programs during the 'Global Conference Week'. Through video conferences with branch managers, they will share the global business first half review and second half goals and major plans. Heads of departments responsible for key functions such as strategy, sales, finance, HR, and ICT, resident officers in charge, and related department personnel will gather to share opinions on strategies and execution plans for global business in the global management strategy meeting and matrix council.
A Shinhan Bank official said, "Through this conference, we plan to establish a close collaboration system between the parent bank and local subsidiary boards and further enhance global competitiveness for sustainable growth," adding, "We will continue to strengthen business models that reflect the characteristics of each region through our network of 166 locations in 20 countries and continue to expand various global business areas."
Meanwhile, Shinhan Bank is operating overseas subsidiaries in 10 countries, including Vietnam, Japan, and China. As of the first quarter of this year, it has achieved a net profit of 200.2 billion won from overseas subsidiaries, continuing its steady growth. 

zoom@fnnews.com Lee Jumi Reporter