Sung-Yeol Lim

Korea Deposit Insurance Corp. (KDIC) is the South Korean government deposit insurance company which was established in 1996 under the Depositor Protection Act of Korea. KDIC ensures protection of depositors' funds and provides personal and corporate insurance services. Located in Seoul, they insure financial institutions such as banks, securities companies, insurance companies, merchant banks, mutual savings banks and Korea Federation of Savings Banks. KDIC also works in close cooperation with other national agencies such as the Financial Supervisory Service.

Woori Bank engages in the provision of personal and commercial banking services. It operates through the following segments: Consumer Banking, Corporate Banking, Investment Banking, Capital Markets, Credit Cards, and Other Operations. The Consumer Banking segment consists of lending and accepting deposits from retail customers. The Corporate Banking segment provides commercial banking services to large corporate customers, including government owned enterprises and small and medium sized enterprises. The Investment Banking segment offers project finance and financial advisory services. The Capital Markets segment includes securities investment and trading, derivatives trading, asset secularization services, and investment banking. The Credit Cards segment comprises of Woori, BC Card, and Visa brands. The Other Operations segment manages credit management and collection department, treasury operations, including transactions of available-for-sale securities, and financing among financial institutions. The company was founded on January 30, 1899 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.