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KB Financial Group chairman Euh Yoon-dae will participate in a meeting of the Institute of International Finance as a board member to discuss Asian financial issues.
This meeting of the IIF, the world’s largest industry group of financial institutions, will be held in Bangkok from March 13-15.
As a speaker for the third session, Euh is scheduled to deliver a speech on the “changing environments of the financial industry and risk management of financial companies.”
Euh, who has 30 years of experience in global finance was appointed to the post on the institute’s board of directors last October.
The IIF represents the world’s largest commercial and investment banks and coordinates pending issues in global finance with policymakers.
By Kim Yon-se (kys@heraldcorp.com)
This meeting of the IIF, the world’s largest industry group of financial institutions, will be held in Bangkok from March 13-15.
As a speaker for the third session, Euh is scheduled to deliver a speech on the “changing environments of the financial industry and risk management of financial companies.”
Euh, who has 30 years of experience in global finance was appointed to the post on the institute’s board of directors last October.
The IIF represents the world’s largest commercial and investment banks and coordinates pending issues in global finance with policymakers.
By Kim Yon-se (kys@heraldcorp.com)
