The Export-Import Bank of Korea, through a seminar conducted at their headquarters in Seoul, emphasized the importance of companies adhering to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) regulations when expanding internationally. The event, organized in collaboration with Environmental Resources Management Korea and Yulchon law firm, aimed to discuss the latest ESG trends and how Korean companies can address disruptions in the global supply chain. Approximately 170 representatives from various sectors participated, including infrastructure, secondary batteries, and semiconductors. During the seminar, Eximbank outlined its initiatives to stabilize the supply chain for Korean enterprises. This includes the operation of a 5-trillion-won fund to support companies critical for ensuring supply chain stability, offering low-interest loans and tax incentives for technology development. Additionally, the bank has allocated a budget to provide subsidies to small and medium-sized companies for ESG compliance consultation, demonstrating its commitment to assisting Korean businesses in managing environmental and social risks during their international endeavors.