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South Korean National Appointed Director of Market and Counterparty Risk at World Bank Group
A South Korean has been named the new director of market and counterparty risk at the World Bank Group, according to the South Korean finance ministry. Min Jee-nah, formerly with the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency, will start next month. She becomes the fourth South Korean in a director-level role at the institution.
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SEOUL - A South Korean national has been appointed as the new director of market and counterparty risk at the World Bank Group, the South Korean finance ministry announced. Min Jee-nah will take on the role starting next month, the ministry stated. She previously served as the head of credit for state-owned enterprises and reinsurance at the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency.
Min Jee-nah will become the fourth South Korean national to hold a director-level position at the World Bank Group, according to the ministry. The World Bank Group is a family of five international organizations. It provides low-interest rate loans, policy advice, and technical assistance to developing countries.
The World Bank Group aims to reduce poverty and increase the income of developing countries.
