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By Korea Herald

Published : Jan. 9, 2014 - 20:47

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HSBC Korea president and CEO Martin Tricaud (right) poses with Social Solidarity Bank CEO Kim Yong-deog after donating 100 million won ($91,000) as part of its participation in philanthropic activities at the British financial firm’s Seoul unit, Wednesday. (HSBC Korea) HSBC Korea president and CEO Martin Tricaud (right) poses with Social Solidarity Bank CEO Kim Yong-deog after donating 100 million won ($91,000) as part of its participation in philanthropic activities at the British financial firm’s Seoul unit, Wednesday. (HSBC Korea)

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