The Korea Exchange announced on the 27th that it held a business agreement ceremony with the Korea Technology Finance Corporation to advance audit operations and promote anti-corruption integrity. From the left, Jang Se-hong, Standing Auditor of the Korea Technology Finance Corporation, and Kim Hoe-jung, Standing Audit Committee Member of the Korea Exchange (Photo by Korea Exchange).
[Asia Economy Reporter Gong Byung-sun] The Korea Exchange announced on the 27th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Korea Technology Finance Corporation to advance audit operations and mutually cooperate on anti-corruption and integrity tasks.
The two organizations pursued the MOU with the aim of strengthening internal audit capabilities and improving audit quality through mutual support of audit personnel and sharing information and know-how on anti-corruption and integrity activities.
Going forward, the two institutions plan to maintain a close cooperative relationship across all audit operations, including sharing best practices related to audit work and holding joint training sessions and workshops.
Kim Hoe-jung, Standing Auditor of the Korea Exchange, stated, “Through this MOU signing, the audit capabilities of both organizations will be strengthened,” adding, “We will continue efforts to enhance the professionalism of audit work and establish a culture of anti-corruption and integrity through expanding cooperation with various institutions and exchanging experts in specialized fields.”
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