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Koreaexim

South Korea

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What Koreaexim does.

Koreaexim, also known as the Export-Import Bank of Korea, provides export finance support and overseas lending to strengthen South Korean businesses' global competitiveness and sustainable growth. It offers special programs for supply chain stabilization, strategic industry support, large contract support, and ESG financing. The bank supports key industries such as construction and plant projects, and has initiatives focused on innovation and carbon neutrality goals. Established in 1963, Koreaexim operates with a network of branches and has supported numerous international projects and businesses. A concrete fact is that it recently met with the Indian ambassador to strengthen financial cooperation.

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