Shinhan Financial Expands Korea-Japan Financial Cooperation to Digital Assets, Climate Finance
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- Shinhan Financial Group said it discussed ways to cooperate with South Korean and Japanese financial-market participants in digital assets and climate finance.
- Shinhan said it explored cooperation in transition finance, carbon markets and digital finance at the Korea-Japan Financial Cooperation Conference.
- Shinhan said it introduced the group's transition finance strategy during a panel discussion and shared ways to foster innovation and cooperation in the South Korean and Japanese financial markets, including digital assets.
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Shinhan Financial Group discussed ways to expand cooperation in digital assets and climate finance with participants in the South Korean and Japanese financial markets.
Financial News reported on September 29 that Shinhan participated in the Korea-Japan Financial Cooperation Conference held a day earlier at the Korea Financial Investment Association in Seoul's Yeouido, where it explored cooperation in transition finance, carbon markets and digital finance.
The event brought together representatives from major institutions, including domestic and overseas universities, research institutes, financial authorities and the Asian Development Bank, to discuss climate transition finance policy, digital finance innovation and the development direction of the digital asset market.
During a panel discussion, Shinhan introduced the group's transition finance strategy and shared cooperation plans and innovation ideas for the South Korean and Japanese financial markets, including digital assets.
