Korean Development Bank Launches AML System Upgrade Affecting 2M Customers on July 20

According to Yonhapinfomax, Korean Development Bank launched an anti-money laundering (AML) system upgrade on July 20, initiating a personal information impact assessment affecting approximately 2 million customers. The bank is simultaneously advancing a paperless business environment initiative by transitioning paper documents to digital systems. The assessment covers customer names, birth dates, and account information as part of its efforts to enhance transaction monitoring capabilities and strengthen internal controls, while building AI-based data analysis infrastructure to improve detection accuracy for suspicious transactions.
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