Conducting Work Exchange to Specialize in Anti-Corruption and Integrity Tasks
On the 27th, Jang Se-hong, Auditor of the Korea Technology Finance Corporation (left), and Kim Hoe-jung, Standing Auditor of the Korea Exchange, are taking a commemorative photo after the signing ceremony.
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] The Korea Technology Finance Corporation (Chairman Jung Yoon-mo, hereinafter Kibo) announced on the 27th that it has signed a business agreement with the Korea Exchange to advance audit operations and promote anti-corruption integrity.
Through this agreement, both organizations promised cooperation in various areas, including ▲sharing information related to audit operations and anti-corruption integrity tasks ▲mutual support for vulnerable areas in internal control and benchmarking of excellent areas ▲sharing cases of internal audit findings and exemplary cases of integrity work.
Additionally, by establishing a system for organic exchange of audit know-how through personnel exchanges and information sharing, it is expected to create synergy in each organization's internal audit activities, thereby enhancing management transparency and fairness.
Jang Se-hong, Auditor of Kibo, stated, "As an institution located in the Busan International Financial District, this agreement provides an opportunity to benchmark each organization's strengths to strengthen audit capabilities and upgrade the professionalism and efficiency of audit and integrity tasks to the next level."
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