Pinda strengthened its ability to respond to compliance risks by improving understanding among all employees of major financial regulations, including MyData and the Financial Consumer Protection Act.

Pinda said on June 18 it conducted first-half 2026 compliance training for all employees.

The training was designed to protect financial consumers, prevent legal risks and strengthen its internal control system.

Topics included obligations for MyData operators under the Credit Information Act, protection of personal credit information, prevention of conflicts of interest, regulations on advertising, solicitation and brokerage under the Financial Consumer Protection Act, and compliance requirements for loan brokerage businesses under the Loan Business Act.

It also introduced the recent supervisory direction of financial authorities and sanction cases. The training focused on potential violations and points to note in the workplace.

Departments with frequent consumer contact also received training on practical compliance issues, including reviews of financial advertising, regulations on sending advertising information and mandatory disclosures in financial product advertising.

Pinda is raising its level of financial consumer protection through twice-yearly regular compliance training and operation of its internal control system.

Cho Hyun (조현), Pinda's chief legal officer, said it is important for all employees to accurately understand and follow relevant laws and consumer protection principles. He said Pinda will provide safer and more trustworthy financial services through ongoing training and stronger internal controls.