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Trades about 154% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
KakaoBank Corp., an Internet bank, provides banking services through electronic financial transaction method in South Korea. It offers various deposits, including checking, group, safe box, piggy bank, journal account, time deposits, flexible savings, and 26 week and one month savings accounts; loans, comprising micro, overdraft, credit, used car, housing deposit, housing deposit loan refinancing, mortgage, and mortgage loan refinancing loans; loan comparison, credit loan refinancing, and credit information services; investments/ forex products, which include funds, securities brokerage accounts, overseas remittance, WU transfer, and dollar boxes. The company also provides cards, including friends and group, co-branded credit cards, and credit card platforms; and business owner and mini services. It operates mobile banking centers and computer data centers. The company was formerly known as KakaoBank of Korea Corp. and changed its name to KakaoBank Corp. in June 2020. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Seongnam-si, South Korea.
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