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Seminar on Financial

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Asia & Korea

October 27 ~ November 2, 2013

Seoul, Korea

Ministry of Strategy and Finance

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SeminarOn Financial Development in Asia & Korea

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Ministry of Strately and Finance Republic of korea

⊙ Title: Seminar on Financial Development in Asia and Korea

⊙Duration: October 27(Sun) ~ November 2(Sat), 2013

⊙Venue: Seoul, Korea

⊙Number of Participants: 19 persons from 12 Countries

⊙Brunei(1), Cambodia (1), Indonesia (2), Lao PDR (2), Malaysia (2),Mongolia (2), Myanmar (2), Philippines (1), Thailand (2),Vietnam (1), Kyrgyzstan (1), Tajikistan (2)

⊙Organizer: Ministry of Strategy and Finance (MOSF)

⊙ Training Institute: Korea Banking Institute (KBI)

This course aims to help participants promote understandingon financial systems in Asian countries and Korea throughlecture, presentation, discussion and industrial tour. This willeventually contribute to further development of the financialsystems by building strong network between Asian officials andKorean financial institutions and professionals.

1 General Information

2 Objectives

1) Study Visit

⊙Woori Bank - October 28

Woori Bank was established since 1899 with nation’s capitaland conducted general banking business during modernizationand industrialization era. Today, Woori Bank has grown to aleading provider of financial services industry with customers'support. This support has been reflected in a number of recentaward wins. Woori bank was proud to receive an award atCustomer credit protection and pleased to be recognized as thebest financial service provider of small finance in 2012. WooriBank offers greater convenience and benefits to customerthrough our customer-specific products and services and smartbanking services suitable for a digital financial service leader.Furthermore, Woori Bank determined to fulfill ourresponsibilities and roles as a social enterprise by boostingfinancial services for small and medium-sized enterprises andgeneral public and by conducting diverse social responsibilityactivities.

⊙Korea Exchange - October 29

The KRX aims to be a 'World-Class Premier Exchange' as itsvision. The KRX is making concerted efforts to establish anorderly capital market and achieve sustainable growth throughproviding trustworthy services for the society and build up

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3 Program Components

effective and stable systems and infrastructure.

⊙Bank of Korea - October 29

The Bank of Korea was originally established with a capital of1.5 billion won, all of which was subscribed by the Government,but the amendment of the Bank of Korea Act in 1962 made theBank a special juridical person having no capital.The primary purpose of the Bank, as prescribed by the Act, isthe pursuit of price stability. The Bank sets a price stabilitytarget in consultation with the Government and draws up andpublishes an operational plan including it for monetary policy.To this end, the Bank performs the typical functions of a centralbank: issuing banknotes and coins, formulating andimplementing monetary and credit policy, serving as thebankers' bank and the government's bank. In addition, the Bankof Korea undertakes the operation and oversight of the paymentand settlement systems, and manages the nation's foreignexchange reserves. It also conducts supervisory functions forfinancial institutions as stipulated in the Bank of Korea Act.

⊙ Industrial Bank of Korea - October 30

Since its foundation, IBK has devoted itself to financing thenation’s small-and medium-sized enterprises and supportingcustomers. By acting as a stable partner of customers and acontributor to the national economy, IBK has grown into aleading bank of Korea. In 2011, It further strengthened its corecompetencies including growth potentials, soundness and


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profitability, resulting in one of its best years ever and gaininghigher recognition on its excellence among customers andpresence in the market.By ensuring the Customer-First Management by serving andputting customers first, we will make untiring efforts to providetruly great customer services. As a responsible corporatemember of the society, we will be a warm-hearted bank whichleads co-prosperity and sharing and a true partner ofcustomers. We are making a new take-off, in which we willgrow and prosper with customers.

2) Seoul City Tour - October 31

⊙Gyeongbokgung Palace

It was in 1395, three years after the Joseon Dynasty was foundedby Yi Seong-gye, when the construction of the main royal palacewas completed and the capital of the newly founded dynastymoved from Gaeseong to Seoul (then known as Hanyang). Thepalace was named Gyeongbokgung, the "Palace Greatly Blessedby Heaven." With Mount Bugaksan to its rear and MountNamsan in the foreground, the site of Gyeong-bokgung Palacewas at the heart of Seoul and, indeed, deemed auspiciousaccording to the traditional practice of geomancy. In front ofGwanghwamun Gate, the main entrance to the palace, ranYukjo-geori (Street of Six Ministries, today's Sejongno), home tomajor government offices. Along the central axis upon whichGwang-hwamun Gate stood was the nucleus of the palace,including the throne hall, reception hall and king's residence.

The government ministry district and main buildings ofGyeongbokgung Palace formed the heart of the capital city ofSeoul and represented the sovereignty of the Joseon Dynasty.After all the palaces in the capital were razed by the Japaneseduring the Hideyoshi invasions of 1592-'98, Changdeokgung, asecondary palace, was rebuilt and served as the main palace.

Gyeongbokgung Palace was left derelict for the next 250 years.It was finally reconstructed in 1868 by the order of the PrinceRegent. The palace the Prince Regent created was markedlydifferent from the original. Some 500 buildings were built on asite of over 40 hectares and constituted a small city. Thearchitectural principles of ancient China were harmoniouslyincorporated into both the tradition and the appearance of theJoseon royal court. Gyeongbokgung Palace was largely torndown during the Japanese occupation. Eighty-five percent ofthe restored buildings were dismantled, Gwanghwamun Gatewas removed, and an enormous building housing the JapaneseGovernment-General was constructed in front of the mainsector of the palace. An effort to fully restore GyeongbokgungPalace to its former glory has been ongoing since 1990. Thecolonial Government-General building was removed, andHeungryemun Gate was restored to its original state. The royalquarters and the East Palace for the crown prince were alsorestored to their original state.



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⊙National Museum of Korean Contemporary History

Proud Place Founded on Public Support

Korea has overcome countless trials and tribulations tobecome what it is today. After Japan’s oppressive colonial ruleand Korea’s independence movement, the government of theRepublic of Korea was founded upon the nation’s liberation onAugust 15, 1945. After the Korean War, the Korean economygrew at a stellar pace, followed by the advancement of Korea’scivil society. Within a mere 60-year span, Korea has achievedmiracle after miracle never before witnessed in world history.The National Museum of Korean Contemporary Historydocuments how Korea never lost hope and continued to moveforward even in the darkest of times.

Place Where the Past, Present, and Future Exist Together

The Museum presents the stories that comprise Korea’smodern and contemporary history, which still holds everydayrelevance. The stars of the museum are the Korean people. TheMuseum documents the footprints of Korea’s past, sharesthem with today’s generations, and passes them down tofuture generations. It is where all generations, fromgrandparents to grandchildren, can communicate throughhistory and become one.



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Place Where Today’s Korea is showcased to the World

The Museum documents and passes down Korea’s proudhistory to the younger generations while providing a moreaccurate understanding of Korea to overseas visitors on theother. The Museum provides a one-stop overview of how Koreahas become what it is today. It is also where visitors can get aglimpse into tomorrow’s Korea, a Korea of expanded globalpresence and greater economic power. There is no better placeto gain an accurate understanding of Korea’s past, present, andfuture.

⊙ The Seodaemun Prison History Hall

The museum preserves and displays Seodaemun Prisonsignifying the suffering and pain of Koreans during the modernperiod. Here, independence activists and pro-democracyactivities were jailed and martyred. Despite such a history ofsuffering, Koreans achieved independence and democracy. TheSeodaemun Prison History Hall represents the history ofstruggle to achieve Korea's independence and democracy withsuch indomitable spirit and potential.

⊙SK T.um

SK Telecom has enriched lives millions in many areas with ourtelecommunication technologies and achieved numeroushistoric breakthroughs in the global telecommunicationsindustry, opening the age of a first-generation analogue cellular


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system, followed by launching the world’s first CDMA andthird-generation synchronized IMT-2000 services, andintroducing HSDPA and HSUPA.

As a pioneer in broadening the horizon of the network industry,SK Telecom is making this world a better place with itsproductivity-boosting telecommunications technologies,moving beyond fostering communication between people. At T.um, SK Telecom’s innovation and passion to bring thefuture technologies to your lives unfold. Your dreams cometrue at Play Dream where ubiquitous life style is showcasedwith SK Telecom’s enabling technologies. And experience whatthe future world will be like enabled by SK Telecom’s upcominglifestyle services delivered in collaboration with our globalbusiness partners at Play Real.

3) Panel Discussion

Participants of this seminar are required to participate in thepanel discussion scheduled on the last day, November 1.The topics of the discussion are:

1) Balancing the government budget2) Securing the sound banking system3) Aging population problem



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During the orientation, participants will be divided into threegroups to have enough time to think about and prepare for thediscussion. Each panelist will be given 10~15 minute speechand each topic will not exceed 45 minutes including a Q&Asession.

4) About Korea Banking Institute

The Korea Banking Institute (KBI) was founded by a consortiumof Korean domestic banks and the Bank of Korea in 1976. KBI isa non-profit organization whose mission is to develop Korea’sbanking and financial industry by providing financial educationservices to industry professionals.

As a leading financial education institution, KBI has devoteditself to cultivating financial professionals for more than thirtyyears.

Approximately 200,000 trainees participate in 250 programs(including in-class training, distance learning and e-learning)every year and over 2 million trainees have completed ourprograms.

Under its goal of developing outstanding individuals in thefinancial sector, KBI has provided high-quality education andtraining services to meet the ever changing environment andstrategies of banking and financial institutions. KBI has alsostrengthened its collaborative partnerships with a number ofinternational financial education institutions to promoteeducation and training activities at the international level.


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In addition to the roughly 80 types of financial books andtraining manuals it publishes every year and KBI grants sevengovernment-accredited certificates and three KBI-accreditedcertificates in order to foster financial specialists.



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Date Day Time Event

Oct 28 Mon 08:30 - 09:00 Pick up & Move to KBI

09:00 - 09:30 Opening Ceremony and Orientation

09:30 - 09:50 Group Photo

10:00 - 11:50 Understanding Korean Traditional Culture

12:00 - 12:30 Move to Somerset Hotel

12:30 - 14:00 Welcome Lunch (Hosted by KBI)

14:00 - 15:30 Early Warning of System Financal Crisis

15:30 - 16:00 Move to Woori Bank

16:00 - 17:30 Woori Bank Business and Overseas Expansion Strategy

18:00 - 19:30 Dinner (Hosted by Woori Bank)

Oct 29 Tue 09:00 - 09:30 Pick up & Move to Korea Exchange

09:30 - 11:30 Korean Stock Exchange System

12:00 - 13:30 Lunch (Hosted by KRX)

14:00 - 14:30 Move to Bank of Korea

14:30 - 16:00 Recent Economic Developments and Future Policy

16:00 - 17:00 Visit Bank of Korea Museum

18:00 - 19:00 Dinner

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Speaker/Lecturer Venue

KBI

Yong-Hee Kim, Korean Spirit & Culture

Somerset Palace Hotel

Hyung-Min Jung, Korea Center for KBIInternational Finance

TBA Woori Bank

TBA KRX

TBA BOK


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Date Day Time Event

Oct 30 Wed 09:00 - 09:30 Pick up & Move to Industrial Bank of Korea

09:30 - 11:30 Strategies for SME Support

12:00 - 13:30 Lunch (Hosted by IBK)

13:30 - 14:00 Move to KBI

14:00 - 15:20 The Truth of Korean Economy and Future Implications

15:30 - 17:00 Recent Financial Cooperation in Asia and Future Implications

17:00 - 17:30 Move to Hilton Hotel

17:30 - 19:30 Dinner (Hosted by MOSF)

Oct 31 Thur Seoul City Tour

(Gyeongbokgung Palace, National Museum of

Korean Contemporary History, Seodaemun Prison, SK T.um)

Nov 1 Fri 08:30 - 09:00 Pick up & Move to KBI

09:00 - 12:00 Panel Discussion

12:00 - 12:30 Move to Plaza Hotel

12:30 - 15:00 Completion Ceremony & Lunch

15:00 - 15:30 Move to Yongsan

15:30 - 17:30 Shopping at Yongsan

Nov 2 Sat Departure



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Speaker/Lecturer Venue

IBK

KBI

Hilton Hotel

KBI

Plaza Hotel

Yongsan

TBA

Jang-Yung Lee, President of KBI

Ho-Hyun Jang, Director General of MOSF

Cheol-Joon Kang, KBI


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List of Participants

Name Mr. Maswadi Haji Mohsin

Country Brunei

Organization Ministry of Finance

Position Acting Director

E-mail [email protected]

Name Mr. Phiyorin Tep

Country Cambodia

Organization Ministry of Economy and Finance

Position Deputy Secretary General


Name Mr. Yoopi Abimanyu

Country Indonesia


Position Senior Researcher


Name Ms. Elisabeth Sukawati

Country Indonesia

Organization Bank Indonesia

Position Director




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Name Mr. Bounleua Sinxayvoravong

Country Lao PDR


Position Director General


Name Mr. Visone Saysongkham

Country Lao PDR

Organization Bank of the Lao PDR

Position Deputy Director General


Name Mr. Low Yew Eng

Country Malaysia


Position Deputy Undersecretary


Name Mr. Aznan Bin Abdul Aziz

Country Malaysia

Organization Bank Negara Malaysia

Position Director



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Name Mr. Delgersaikhan Dashzevge

Country Mongolia

Organization Bank of Mongolia



Name Mr. Maung Maung Win

Country Myanmar

Organization Ministry of Finance and Revenue



Name Ms. Sandar Oo

Country Myanmar

Organization Central Bank of Myanmar



Name Ms. Maria Lourdes Dedal

Country Philippines

Organization Department of Finance

Position Director IV




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Name Ms. Banthornchome Kaewsa-Ard

Country Thailand




Name Ms. Nawaron Dejsuvan

Country Thailand

Organization Bank of Thailand

Position Senior Director


Name Mr. Tuan Anh Pham

Country Vietnam




Name Mr. Nguyen Quang Huy

Country Vietnam

Organization State Bank of Vietnam




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Name Ms. Saltanat Alybaeva

Country Kyrgyz Republic

Organization National Bank of Kyrgyz Republic

Position Board Member


Name Mr. Bobojon Gulahmadov

Country Tajikistan


Position Assistant to the Minister


Name Mr. Shuhrat Mukhitdinov

Country Tajikistan

Organization National Bank of Tajikistan

Position Head of Department




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28-1 Samchung-Dong Jongro-GuSeoul 110-230 KoreaTel : +82 2 3700 1500Fax: +82 2 3700 1620

Somerset Palace SeoulTel: 02-6730-8888

KBIYooGyung LeeTel: 02-3700-1518Mobile: 010-9934-8485

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