Industrial Bank of Korea overview
Industrial Bank of Korea contact information
Offices
79 Eulji-ro 2-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, 100758, South KoreaContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Ms. Seijung Lee | Job titleInvestment Manager | LocationSeoul, South Korea | Email  ---------- |
| Dr. Sungkyun Hwang | Job titleChief Deputy General Manager | LocationSeoul, South Korea | Email ------- |
Industrial Bank of Korea fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 23
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ----------- | Commitment dateJan 2024 | Commitment size- | |
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Industrial Bank of Korea funds managed
Closed funds: 13
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size ---------- | Close dateMay 2022 | Strategy ------- | |
Fund size --------- | Close dateNov 2021 | Strategy ----- | |
Fund size ----- | Close dateAug 2020 | Strategy ----- | |
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