Shinhan Financial Group

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Shinhan Financial Group Co., Ltd.
(주)신한금융지주회사
Type Public (KRX: 055550, NYSESHG)
Industry Finance, commercial bank
Founded Seoul, South Korea (2001)
(Shinhan Bank in 1982)
Headquarters Seoul, S. Korea
Key people Eung Chan Ra, Chairman
Sang Hoon Shin, President & CEO
Revenue KRW 2.75 trillion (2007) increase
Operating income KRW 2.37 trillion (2007) increase
Net income KRW 2.40 trillion (2007) increase
Employees 88 (2007)
Subsidiaries Shinhan Bank, Shinhan Card, Shinhan Investment Corporation, Shinhan Life Insurance, Shinhan Capital, Jeju Bank
Website shinhangroup.com/eng/main/main.html
Shinhan Financial Group
Hangul 신한금융지주회사
Hanja 新韓金融持株會社
Revised Romanization Sinhan Geumnyung Jiju Hoesa
McCune–Reischauer Sinhan Kŭmnyung Chiju Hoesa

Shinhan Financial Group Co., Ltd. is a South Korean financial holding company. As of 2007, Shinhan is the largest financial company in Korea; Shinhan Bank, its main subsidiary, is the first among banks.[1]

Shinhan Financial's largest shareholder is BNP Paribas with 8.5% stake.[2]

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Shinhan Bank and its affiliates were a major financial group in S. Korea. On September 1, 2001, Shinhan Financial Group was established to change Shinhan into holding company system, which had been newly introduced into the country. Shinhan Financial was then listed on the Korea Stock Exchange. Later its ADRs were listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2003.

In 2002, Shinhan bought Jeju Bank. That year Shinhan Securities merged with Good Morning Securities.

Shinhan acquired CHB Bank in 2003, then combined it with Shinhan Bank in 2006.

Shinhan bought LG Card in 2006,[3] and next year merged it with smaller Shinhan Card.

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