Shinhan Bank announced on Monday that it has added Uzbek and Nepali to its foreign-language consulting services, responding to the rising number of migrant workers from the two countries, Korea Herald reports.
With the new languages, the bank now provides consultations in 12 languages, including English, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Thai, Russian, Cambodian, Filipino, Indonesian, Uzbek and Nepali, giving it the most extensive foreign-language support in South Korea’s domestic banking sector.
Demand for native-language financial assistance has grown recently as more workers from Uzbekistan and Nepal arrive in the country. Shinhan’s Foreign Language Consultation Center, a dedicated phone service...