Korea Development Bank - Business

Business

K.D.B. completed its diversification into all major aspects of a modern-day securities firm, including investment banking, corporate banking and corporate restructuring. As Daewoo Motor’s lead creditor, K.D.B. spearheaded the car maker’s sale to General Motors in 2002. K.D.B. was also the lead creditor in other Korean corporate bankruptcies, including that of LG Card, a former unit of the giant electronics maker, LG Group.

  • Corporate Banking
    • Corporate loans: Facility capital loans, working capital loans, etc.
    • Investments: Equity investments, public/corporate bonds, private placement securities, etc.
    • Guarantees: Debt guarantees, payment guarantees, bond guarantees, etc.
  • Investment Banking
    • M&A
    • Venture Capital
    • Bond Underwriting
    • Project Finance
  • International Banking
    • Syndication
    • Structured Finance
    • Trading
    • Trade Finance
    • NADFC
  • Corporation Restructuring
  • Consulting

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