IBK Industrial Bank of Korea

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Overview

IBK Industrial Bank of Korea is KRX: 024110 + Korean federal SME-focused commercial bank + Government of Korea via Ministry of Economy and Finance ~59.5% controlling + one of Korea's largest commercial banks + Korea's largest SME lender [1, kr-cro].

History

Aug 1 1961 — Industrial Bank of Korea IBK founded as Korean federal SME-focused commercial bank distinctive Korean federal SME banking heritage.

Jan 2014 — IBK i-ONE Bank mobile banking app launch.

Ownership & operator

Operating entity: Industrial Bank of Korea IBK (Korean federal SME-focused commercial bank; KRX: 024110).

Major shareholders: Government of Korea (Ministry of Economy and Finance) ~59.5% controlling + Korean retail + institutional + foreign investors free float.

Regulators: FSS Korea + BoK.

Technical integration

IBK i-ONE Bank mobile app (iOS + Android) + ibk.co.kr online + IBK branch network across Korea + China + US + UK + Germany + Japan + Hong Kong + Indonesia + Myanmar + India + Vietnam + Cambodia international branches + IBK Visa + Mastercard + JCB cards; KR IBAN + KR ZeroAPY.

Implementations & partners

Major Korean banking + payments competitors: [[shinhan-bank]] (Shinhan Bank; Korea's largest commercial bank by assets) + [[kb-kookmin-bank]] (KB Kookmin Bank; KRX: 105560; Korea's #2 commercial bank by assets) + [[woori-bank]] (Woori Bank; KRX: 316140; Korea's #3 commercial bank by assets) + [[hana-bank]] (Hana Bank; KRX: 086790; Korea's #4 commercial bank by assets) + [[nh-nonghyup-bank]] (NH NongHyup Bank) + [[kakaobank]] (Kakao Bank; Korea's largest digital bank) + [[toss]] (Toss; Korean super-app mobile wallet) + [[k-bank-korea]] (K Bank; Korea's first digital bank) + [[kakaopay]] (KakaoPay; ~37M+ Korean users) + [[naver-pay]] (Naver Pay; ~30M+ users) + [[samsung-pay]] (Samsung Pay; Samsung Electronics).

Regulators: FSS Korea + BoK.

Status

Active, KRX:024110 + Korean federal SME-focused commercial bank + Government of Korea ~59.5% controlling + one of Korea's largest commercial banks + Korea's largest SME lender [1, 2].

Sources

1 IBK — official
2 IBK — Wikipedia
kr-cro In-corpus: reports/countries/KR-korea.md

Source

Biography extracted from ibk.md. See matrix.md for standards-support matrix if present.