Export-Import Bank of Korea
BankingSouth Korea201-500 Employees
Export-Import Bank of Korea, known as Korea Eximbank, functions as an official export credit agency in the banking sector. Founded in 1976 and based in South Korea, it provides credit and guarantee programs designed to help Korean companies conduct overseas business and support export growth. The institution employs several hundred staff, reflecting its mid-sized profile within the sector. Its offerings cover export loans, trade finance, and guarantee programs, complemented by overseas investment credit, natural resources development credit, import credit, and related information services to help identify overseas business opportunities. The bank also administers government funds, including the Economic Development Cooperation Fund, a Korean official development assistance program, and the Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund, which supports economic cooperation with North Korea. In May 2026, Korea Eximbank participated in the ADB Annual Meeting in Samarkand and signed a Memorandum of Strategic Cooperation with Uzbekistan's Ministry of Investment, Industry, and Trade.