This is a list of South Korean banks. The parenthesized number is the bank number.
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- Bank of Korea (001)
Specialized banks are financial institutions established under a special act, not the Korean Banking Act.[1] The South Korean government owns the majority of its shares in the Korea Development Bank, Industrial Bank of Korea, and Korea Eximbank. Suhyup Bank and Nonghyup Bank are not owned by the Korean government, but their organizations (NFAC – which is a sole shareholder of Nonghyup Financial Group – and NFFC) are largely influenced by the Korean government.[according to whom?]
- Export-Import Bank of Korea (008)
- Industrial Bank of Korea (003)
- Korea Development Bank (002)
- Nonghyup Bank (011)
- Suhyup Bank (007)
Nationwide
- Citigroup
- Citibank Korea (027)
- Hana Financial Group
- Hana Bank (081)
- KB Financial Group
- Kookmin Bank (004)
- Standard Chartered
- Standard Chartered Korea (023) (trading as SC First)
- Shinhan Financial Group
- Shinhan Bank (088)
- Woori Financial Group
- Woori Bank (020)
Local
- DGB Financial Group
- Daegu Bank (031)
- BNK Financial Group
- Busan Bank (032)
- Kyongnam Bank (039)
- JB Financial Group
- Kwangju Bank (034)
- Jeonbuk Bank (037)
- Shinhan Financial Group
- Jeju Bank (035)
Internet-only
Foreign bank branches
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As of 2023, 34 foreign bank branches are affiliated with the Federation of Korean Banks as associate members.[2] The GIRO code for unlisted foreign banks is 051.
- Agricultural Bank of China
- ANZ
- Bank Mellat
- Bank Negara Indonesia
- Bank of America (060)
- Bank of China (063)
- Bank of Communications (066)
- BNP Paribas (061)
- BNY Mellon
- China Construction Bank (067)
- China Everbright Bank
- Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank
- Credit Suisse
- DBS Bank
- Deutsche Bank (055)
- HSBC (054)
- Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (062)
- ING Bank
- JPMorgan Chase (057)
- Landesbank Baden-Württemberg
- Metrobank
- Mizuho Bank (058)
- Morgan Stanley (052)
- MUFG Bank(059)
- National Bank of Pakistan
- OCBC Bank
- Société Générale
- State Bank of India
- State Street Bank and Trust Company
- Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
- Union of Arab and French Banks
- United Overseas Bank (065)
- Wells Fargo
- Yamaguchi Bank
In comparison to commercial banks, non-bank deposit-taking institutions have a narrower scope of business activities. They are established for limited purposes and governed by distinct regulations concerning their fund-raising and management. Payment and settlement services may be limited or non-existent, and their business focuses are constrained in accordance with each institution's unique characteristics.[1]
Strictly, these institutions are not banks, but have a similar purpose and are widely recognised as a kind of bank. These institutions cannot use the name "bank" except (according to the 2010 Mutual Savings Banks Act) the Mutual Savings Bank.
Credit cooperatives
- Korea Federation of Community Credit Cooperatives (045, 046, 085)
- National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (012)
- National Credit Union Federation of Korea (048)
- National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives (007)
- National Forestry Cooperative Federation (064)
Mutual savings bank (050)
- OK Savings Bank
- Pepper Savings Bank
- SBI Savings Bank
Postal saving
- Korea Post (071), Postal Financial Service by MSIP
- KB Kookmin Bank
- Kookmin Bank (old, ~2001)
- Daedong Bank (~1998)
- Long-term Credit Bank (~1998)
- Housing and Commercial Bank (~2001)
- Dongnam Bank (~1998)
- Kookmin Bank (old, ~2001)
- Woori Bank
- Woori Bank ← Hanvit Bank
- The Commercial Bank of Korea
- Hanil Bank
- Korea Peace Bank (~2001)
- Woori Bank ← Hanvit Bank
- Shinhan Bank
- Chohung Bank (~2006)
- Chungbuk Bank (~1999)
- Kangwon Bank (~1999)
- Shinhan Bank (old, ~2006)
- Dongwha Bank (~1998)
- Chohung Bank (~2006)
- KEB Hana Bank
- Korea Exchange Bank (~2012)
- Seoulbank (~2002)
- Boram Bank (~1996)
- Chungchong Bank (~1998)
- Citibank Korea
- Citibank N.A. Seoul branch (~2004)
- KorAm Bank (~2004)
- Kyungki Bank
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