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[Photo News] Pledge for higher compliance

By Korea Herald

Published : Jan. 12, 2014 - 19:50

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Hyundai Heavy Industries chairman and CEO Lee Jai-seong (front) and leaders of affiliates make an oath to strengthen compliance management and inculcate a transparent corporate culture at the group’s headquarters in Ulsan, Saturday. Among those who joined the pledge are (from far left of second row) HI Investment and Securities CEO Suh Tae-hwan, Hyundai Oilbank CEO Kwon Oh-gap and Hyundai Mipo Dockyard president and CEO Choe Weon-gil. They called for the company to be “born again to create an environment where no irregularities can take place.” (HHI) Hyundai Heavy Industries chairman and CEO Lee Jai-seong (front) and leaders of affiliates make an oath to strengthen compliance management and inculcate a transparent corporate culture at the group’s headquarters in Ulsan, Saturday. Among those who joined the pledge are (from far left of second row) HI Investment and Securities CEO Suh Tae-hwan, Hyundai Oilbank CEO Kwon Oh-gap and Hyundai Mipo Dockyard president and CEO Choe Weon-gil. They called for the company to be “born again to create an environment where no irregularities can take place.” (HHI)

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