As KB Financial Group builds a "KB Financial Town" in the North Jeolla Innovation City, it is hiring a large number of local non-regular workers. Earlier, President Lee Jae-myung expressed gratitude for the news of KB Financial's plan to build the financial town in North Jeolla. According to the financial sector on the 31st, KB Kookmin Bank is hiring part-time employees to work at the North Jeolla KB Financial Town.
By institutional sector, it will hire 00 people for non-face-to-face household loan screening and management, 0 people for digital counseling, and 00 people for retirement pension asset management consulting, among others. They are non-regular workers, and only high performers will be renewed every six months. The contract period is up to two years.
KB Securities is also recently hiring annual salary contract workers to handle corporations finance (IB) duties at the corporations investment banking (CIB) center in the North Jeolla KB Financial Town. These are contracts renewed on a yearly basis. KB Securities is also hiring 00 contract employees to work at its customer center. KB Securities is also recruiting customer center staff through an outsourcing firm.
Earlier, on Jan. 29, KB Financial announced plans to build KB Financial Town in the North Jeolla Innovation City, with major affiliates such as KB Kookmin Bank, KB Securities, KB Insurance, and KB Asset Management moving in. This is in line with the government's regional balanced development strategy. KB Financial Town will open in May.
About 380 people are expected to work at KB Financial Town. Including staff working in other parts of Jeonju outside the North Jeolla Innovation City, the total will expand to 530. At the time, the president shared a related article on his X (formerly Twitter) account and wrote, "Are we finally starting to see some effects of relocation to the regions?" and "Let's push a little harder for balanced national development. Thank you to KB Group."