Industrial Bank of Korea operates as a small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) financing bank in Korea and internationally. It provides personal and corporate banking, such as check, transfer, deposit/trust, fund, insurance, credit card, loan, forex, dues, check/draft, information management, retirement pension, and B2B; and provides various financial products and services, including personal and corporate product mail, product guide and tree; smart finance; banking, product, and affiliate services; and customer preferential service, as well as financial information for corporate management support, legal support, stock, real estate, and auction/public auction. The company also offers card information/application, card finance loan, My card management, personal and corporate card services, and guide. In addition, it provides customer consultation, financial consumer portal, report loss, information on application for fraudulent use charger, reference room, bank usage information, event, privacy policy, customer verification, system information, door-to door sales, personal inquiry, and loan originator integrated. Further, the company offers electronic financial fraud prevention, security measures, financial transaction precautions, PC security service, overseas IP blocking service, new deposit account designation, service with limited usage time, and delayed transfer; engages in SME, retail, and investment banking; and capital markets. Industrial Bank of Korea was founded in 1961 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
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