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| Source:Financial Times- Welcome to Korea. |
"While South Korea continues to establish itself as a growing Asian economy, some of the country's banks are struggling to go global. The FT's Simon Mundy talks to Euh Yoon-dae, chief executive and chairman of KB Financial Group, about the challenges faced by the country's banks and what the financial services sector can expect from the upcoming presidential election.
From the Financial Times
Korea is an economic power, at least in the South because they are a Democratic Republic with economic freedom, that has modern infrastructure and an education system that prepares its workers.
Korea is an economic power, at least in the South because they are a Democratic Republic with economic freedom, that has modern infrastructure and an education system that prepares its workers.
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