General manager, international finance department, ministry of finance, Korea
Yangho Byeon had just completed a day of one-on-one meetings, had sat through a gruelling investor lunch and was reeling from jet lag. It was the last meeting of the day and the bankers and officials sitting in the presentation with John Hancock’s fund managers were all desperate to get away.
One of the fund managers began making pertinent points about Korea’s problems, however, and the ministry of finance’s general manager of international finance rose to the debate.
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