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Shinhan Bank Launches 2026 Swith Global CSR Project

Shinhan Bank held the ‘2026 Swith (Shinhan+With) Global CSR Project’ event at its headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on Oct. 28, supporting both foreign students and multicultural families in Korea at the same time.The project is one of Shinhan Bank’s flagship global social contribution programs, desig

On October 28, Shinhan Bank unveiled its 2026 Swith (Shinhan+With) Global CSR Project at its Seoul headquarters, simultaneously aiding foreign students and multicultural families in Korea. This flagship initiative, launched in 2023, integrates scholarship support and volunteer activities to foster global talent and aid multicultural residents.

At the event, the bank presented scholarships to 30 international students from Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Cambodia, covering academic expenses to enable their studies in Korea.

Beyond financial aid, the program encourages the recipients to learn the value of giving. Following the scholarship awards, Shinhan Bank staff and scholarship holders engaged in volunteer work, crafting keycap key rings and gift boxes packed with daily necessities for needy multicultural families. These supplies will be delivered through the Multicultural Family Support Center in Geumcheon-gu, Seoul.

Moreover, the bank aims to bolster financial literacy among multicultural residents. Sinhan Bank employees specializing in foreign customer services and headquarters departments plan to visit the Geumcheon-gu center to provide essential financial education, focusing on preventing voice phishing. The bank's official stated, "The program was designed to help foreign students pursuing their dreams in Korea understand the essence of sharing while partnering with embassies to support global talent and local communities mutually."

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