Daegu Bank Opens Seongnam Financial Center in Gyeonggi… "Corporate-Focused Operations"

Daegu Bank Seongnam Financial Center.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Koo Dae-sun] DGB Daegu Bank announced on the 16th that it has opened the 'DGB Daegu Bank Seongnam Financial Center' in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province to respond to changes in domestic and international business environments.

The Seongnam Financial Center, a corporate-specialized sales organization, is located near Namwirye Station on Line 8, which has excellent transportation accessibility to Seoul and southeastern Gyeonggi, adjacent to Wirye New Town, where administrative offices, financial institutions, large apartment complexes, and major commercial districts are concentrated.

The financial center, newly introduced through the reorganization of DGB Daegu Bank's sales organization this year, is a corporate-specialized sales organization established to respond to changes in domestic and international business environments and to build a sales network in growth strategy areas centered on high-quality assets for sustainable growth. In addition to the newly opened Seongnam Financial Center, the Incheon Financial Center and Busan East Financial Center are also in operation.

Through the operation of the Seongnam Financial Center, it is expected to provide convenient financial services in the metropolitan area as well as connect sales networks in Seoul and Gyeonggi areas. The DGB Daegu Bank branches operating in the Seoul and Gyeonggi regions include three branches in Seoul (Seoul Sales Department, Gangnam Sales Department, Yeouido Branch) and five branches in the Gyeongin area (Seongnam Financial Center, Incheon Financial Center, Banwol Industrial Complex Branch, Hwaseong Branch, Pyeongtaek Branch).

Hwang Byung-woo, President of Daegu Bank, said, "With the opening of the Seongnam Financial Center, we will use it as a foothold to expand our sales network nationwide by extending the network centered on the southeastern Gyeonggi region (Seongnam, Gwangju, Yongin, Icheon, etc.) to the Chungcheong and Gangwon regions."