Sejong TP Expands Financial Welfare Support for Tenant Firms

Signs Business Agreement with NH NongHyup Bank

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Sejong Technopark and NH NongHyup Bank's Sejong Business Division signed a mutual cooperation memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance the financial welfare of tenant companies. Photo courtesy of Sejong Technopark - Seoul Economic Daily Society News from South Korea
Sejong Technopark and NH NongHyup Bank's Sejong Business Division signed a mutual cooperation memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance the financial welfare of tenant companies. Photo courtesy of Sejong Technopark

Sejong Technopark (Sejong TP) said on the 28th that it signed a mutual cooperation memorandum of understanding (MOU) with NH NongHyup Bank's Sejong Business Headquarters to enhance financial welfare for tenant companies.

The two institutions agreed to provide various financial benefits, including financial products and customized financial services exclusive to tenant firms, preferential interest rates on deposits, savings and loans, and preferential rates on currency exchange and financial fees.

They also plan to continuously expand financial support services that reflect corporate demand.

"We will expand support that companies can tangibly feel to establish a foundation for the sustainable growth of local firms," said Yang Hyun-bong, president of Sejong TP.

Original reporting by Park Hee-yoon, Sejong for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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