SC Jeil Bank Launches Global Asset Management Campaign

‘Now’s Your Time for Wealth’ Campaign
Special Event for New Investment Customers

SC First Bank announced on the 12th that it is launching a global asset management campaign titled "Now Is the Time for Your Assets to Shine."

This campaign emphasizes that SC First Bank provides professional, customized investment solutions by leveraging SC Group's global network. It also highlights that the cost of passively waiting for opportunities in global investments is essentially missing out on chances for asset growth.

The campaign is being conducted simultaneously in seven key markets where SC Group operates, including South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, UAE, and India. In South Korea, it can be seen through outdoor advertisements at airports and major urban areas until the end of April.

Along with the campaign, an event for customers starting investments will be held until the 31st of next month. Customers who do not currently hold SC First Bank fund products and subscribe to funds through SC First Bank branches or mobile banking will receive various benefits.

All customers who apply for the event via mobile banking and invest 1 million KRW or more in fund products will receive mobile gift certificates for two Starbucks Americanos each. Among them, 20 people will be selected by lottery to receive mobile gift certificates worth 500,000 KRW for Shinsegae Department Store. Customers who invest 30 million KRW or more in fund products at branches will each receive mobile gift certificates for Shinsegae Department Store worth up to 200,000 KRW.

Jang Ho-jun, Vice President of the Retail Banking Group at SC First Bank, said, "This campaign signifies SC First Bank's commitment to always accompany customers on their investment journey to achieve asset growth and financial goals for the present, future, and next generation." He added, "We hope customers experience diversified asset management solutions tailored to their needs and advanced investment advisory services, offering a global level of asset management that is hard to find domestically."