Shinhan Financial Group announced that it participated in the Korea-Japan Financial Cooperation Conference, discussing collaboration in transition finance, carbon markets, and digital finance.
The conference, held on September 28 at the Korea Financial Investment Association in Yeouido, Seoul, was attended by representatives from domestic and international universities, research institutions, financial authorities, and the Asian Development Bank. Participants exchanged views on topics including climate transition financial policies, digital finance innovation, and the development direction of the digital asset market.
Shinhan Financial took part in a panel discussion themed "The Future of Climate and Digital Finance in Asia." During the session, the group presented its strategies for promoting transition finance and compliance in digital assets, while discussing various cooperation methods for the innovation and development of the Korea-Japan financial markets.
A Shinhan Financial representative stated, "Climate change and digital transformation are significant trends driving changes in the financial industry. We will continue to work closely with financial institutions in Korea and Japan to seek sustainable development and new business opportunities in the climate and digital finance sectors."
The conference was organized by Yonsei University's Graduate School of Environmental Finance and the Korea Green Finance Forum, with sponsorship from Shinhan Financial.
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