On the 21st, global company Patikle, led by Kyeakwang Lee, and the non-profit financial academic organization Quantis, represented by Yeong-ju Seo, held a business agreement ceremony at the Kangsudul Lounge on Sejong Campus, Korea University.
The purpose of this business agreement is to eliminate financial illiteracy, enhance financial independence, and contribute to a better economic future.
Patikle is committed to developing innovative and creative solutions through its data analysis research institute, striving to create a better future by processing data to provide more meaningful insights to the world.
Quantis, founded with the motto of "Social Contribution" and "Financial Habits," carries out activities with scalability and sustainability to correct financial habits through big data-based education and pursue true quality rewards.
Patikle's representative, Kyeakwang Lee, stated, "It is essential to educate the next generation with the necessary financial knowledge through data-based financial education development." He further added, "We will provide statistical analysis and data-based solutions to expand Quantis's educational programs and enhance their expertise."
Yeong-ju Seo, the representative of Quantis, emphasized the importance of knowledge, behavior, and attitudes in finance. She said, "Through Paticle's professional support, we will create a financial education program that generates social value by obtaining domestic and international certifications."
According to the financial literacy survey conducted by the Bank of Korea and the Financial Supervisory Service among Korean adults (ages 18 to 79) in 2022, the average financial literacy score was 66.5 points. This highlights the need for strengthening basic financial education for teenagers, low-income groups, and the elderly.
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