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According to the financial sector on March 23, among the foreign savings banks operating in Korea are the SBI Savings Bank, the JT Daina and JT Savings Bank, and the OSB Savings Bank in Japan.

Among them, SBI Savings Bank is the first in the domestic savings bank industry.

Among the list of Japanese boycotting companies that have been recently shared by the Internet community, these savings bank names were included in the financial sector.

Japanese capital has entered the domestic market in the early part of 2010 by acquiring Korea 's insolvent savings bank.

The SBI Savings Bank was established in 2013 when the SBI Group of Japan acquired the Hyundai Swiss Savings Bank and its affiliates, which were in trouble.

At the time of the acquisition, the SBI Group increased its capital by KRW 1.3 trillion without reimbursing the deposit insurance fund.

The predecessor of JT Dividing Savings Bank is Future Savings Bank.

In 2012, Japan J Trust Group resumed its operations as a savings-saving bank when it acquired bonds from Futures Savings Bank, which was suspended.

In 2014, Standard Chartered sold SC Capital and SC Savings Bank to J Trust Group and became JT Capital and JT Savings Bank respectively.

The Dean Savings Bank has been renamed to JT Dean Savings Bank in 2015.

OSB Savings Bank has been operating since the acquisition of the Blue 2 Savings Bank in 2010 by the Japanese Financial Group Orix Corporation.

However, Orix Corp has recently announced that it will sell the OSB savings bank in nine years and is currently looking for an acquisition candidate.

Japanese shareholders have been making efforts to 'localize' after entering the domestic market.

It has helped to prevent the collapse of some of the unsecured savings banks, but it can be followed by the perception that "after the purchase of a Korean financial company, where Japanese funds are falling, they will trade in high interest loans."

This time, as part of the boycott list, some netizens are criticizing that they can not put money in Japanese financial companies.

Among the largest lenders in the country, Sanwa Money, the largest in the world, is also included in the boycott list.

However, Sanwa Money has not been handling new loans since March of this year, and the 'Korean withdrawal system' is on the rise.

Japanese savings bank officials said they are leaning toward the media, looking at the media reports and public opinion.

However, financing is not a general retail item, but the detachment of depositors and the decrease in lending have not yet occurred.

A Japanese-based savings bank official said, "There is no money to buy a domestic savings bank and allocate it to the head office in Japan." Financial institutions are focusing on interest rates because they are the most important. "