BNY Mellon Opens New Seoul-Based Office

A view of Seoul in South Korea

BNY Mellon has officially opened its new Korean headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, at the Internal Finance Center (IFC). The firm will take over the 29th floor in Tower 1, which comprises 16,482 sq. ft.

"There are many areas where further collaboration between BNY Mellon and Korean financial institutions can bring great mutual benefit," says Gerald Hassell, chairman, president and CEO of BNY Mellon. "We will continue to add the best people, products and services and ensure we deliver the full breadth of our company's capabilities to support our clients in this competitive global marketplace."

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