The Busan Bank Co., Ltd.
Location
Busan
Founded
1967-11-29
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2024-10-02 (gnnews.co.kr)
Busan Bank and Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) Busan-Ulsan Headquarters signed a business agreement
On the 30th of last month, BNK Busan Bank (CEO Bang Seong-bin) signed a business agreement with Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) Busan-Ulsan Headquarters (Director Lee Gyeong-yoon) at the bank's head office to 'practice carbon neutrality and energy reduction' to respond to climate change and create a sustainable future. Through this agreement, Busan Bank decided to provide various financial benefits to citizens who subscribe to 'Energy Cashback' operated by Korea Electric Power Corporation to help voluntarily save energy and increase financial consumer convenience. 'Energy Cashback' is a household policy. Use of electricity as a citizen-participatory energy saving project to increase awareness of energy conservation and reduce the burden of electricity bills.
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2024-10-02 (sentv.co.kr)
BNK Busan Bank and KEPCO Busan-Ulsan Headquarters promote joint project to ‘practice carbon neutrality and energy reduction’
[Seoul Economic TV = Reporter Kim Jeong-ok] BNK Busan Bank announced on the 1st that it signed a business agreement with Korea Electric Power Corporation's Busan-Ulsan headquarters at the Busan Bank headquarters on the 30th of last month and will pursue joint projects to implement carbon neutrality and energy reduction. Through this agreement, Busan Bank decided to provide various financial benefits to citizens who subscribe to 'Energy Cashback' operated by Korea Electric Power Corporation to help voluntarily save energy and increase financial consumer convenience.
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2024-09-09 (deadline.com)
Busan International Film Festival Readies Strong, Business-Oriented Edition, Despite Budget & Management Woes
Despite funding cuts and failing to find a permanent director, this year's BIFF is serving up a strong line-up of films and business-oriented forums.
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2024-09-02 (ebn.co.kr)
[Bank & NOW] Hana Bank carbon emissions vs. Busan Bank ‘Campus Lock’ launch
Hana Bank announced on the 2nd that it will subscribe to the 'Go Green Plus' service, which can reduce carbon emissions generated during the delivery process using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Go Green Plus is a service launched in Korea by international express company DHL last year. As a service, member companies can reduce carbon emissions by up to 80% compared to conventional aviation fuel by covering some of the additional costs for purchasing sustainable aviation fuel.
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2024-08-22 (civilreporter.co.kr)
Dong-gu BNK Busan Bank held volunteer activities in cooperation with Dong-gu local volunteer group to celebrate “Local Volunteer Day”
On the 17th, Busan Metropolitan City's Dong-gu Volunteer Center announced that it made vegan sandwiches with the Dong-gu local volunteer group and delivered them to the residents of the village in commemoration of BNK Busan Bank's 'Local Volunteer Day'. On this day, Busan Bank's Dong-gu region volunteer group learned about the value of vegetarianism, one of the carbon neutral practice measures, as part of climate crisis education and started vegan sand.
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2024-03-14 (fnnews.com)
“Reducing carbon emissions” Busan Bank becomes the first bank to join the ‘Go Green Plus’ service
[Financial News] On the 14th, BNK Busan Bank became the first domestic bank to sign up for the 'GoGreen Plus' service, which uses sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to reduce carbon emissions generated during the delivery process. GoGreen Plus is a service launched in Korea last year by international express company DHL. Cost for member companies to purchase sustainable aviation fuel...
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2023-09-19 (sbs.co.kr)
Busan Bank, the first local bank to issue ‘green bonds’ worth KRW 60 billion
BNK Busan Bank announced today (19th) that it has become the first local bank to issue 'green bonds' worth KRW 60 billion in compliance with the Korean Green Classification System guidelines. The Korean Green Classification System, jointly prepared by the Ministry of Environment and the Financial Services Commission, is a 'specific technology This is a guideline on whether or not industrial activities are included in eco-friendly activities for carbon neutrality. Green bonds can be used for eco-friendly projects...
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