Yonhap Infomax NewsJan 2
Woori Bank CEO Jeong Jin-wan has set customer base expansion as the bank’s top priority for 2026, emphasizing new business models and sustainable growth in his New Year’s address.
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[New Year's Address]Woori Bank CEO Jeong Jin-wan Sets Customer Base Expansion as Top Priority

Woori Bank CEO Jeong Jin-wan has set customer base expansion as the bank’s top priority for 2026, emphasizing new business models and sustainable growth in his New Year’s address.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsAug 29, 2025
Toss Bank, South Korea's digital lender, posted a 65% surge in H1 net profit to 40.4 billion won, driven by robust interest and non-interest income growth, expanding its customer base and improving capital adequacy.
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Toss Bank Posts 40.4 Billion Won Profit in H1, Up 65% Year-on-Year

Toss Bank, South Korea's digital lender, posted a 65% surge in H1 net profit to 40.4 billion won, driven by robust interest and non-interest income growth, expanding its customer base and improving capital adequacy.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsAug 6, 2025
KakaoBank, South Korea’s leading internet-only bank, posted a record first-half net profit of 263.7 billion won ($203.6 million), up 14% year-on-year and in line with market expectations, driven by robust non-interest income and a growing customer base.
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KakaoBank Posts Record First-Half Net Profit of 263.7 Billion Won, In Line With Market Expectations

KakaoBank, South Korea’s leading internet-only bank, posted a record first-half net profit of 263.7 billion won ($203.6 million), up 14% year-on-year and in line with market expectations, driven by robust non-interest income and a growing customer base.

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Mawk1Oct 29, 2024

Over the course of its almost two-year journey, the business has consistently witnessed a robust name making trajectory, both in terms of revenue and customer base.

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Tech ProphetSep 12, 2023
DocuSign's Q2 FY24 revenue is a robust $688M, with 26% sourced internationally. But is the U.S. market carrying too much weight? Also, the 25% Non-GAAP #OperatingMargin is commendable, but is it sustainable? Shifting gears, the company flaunts 1.44M customers. Sounds impressive, but what's the Enterprise & Commercial breakdown? Are we looking at quality or just quantity? #Revenue #GlobalReach #CustomerBase #CustomerValue #fintoot
Itamar MedeirosDec 24, 2022
#CustomerBase audits help you find out: Who are our best and worst #customers? How is #CustomerBehavior changing? How do different cohorts of customers behave differently? And what the answers to these questions suggest about the health of the business? https://hbr.org/2022/12/do-you-really-understand-your-best-and-worst-customers
Do You Really Understand Your Best (and Worst) Customers?

Most companies analyze financial performance by looking at geographic segments, product lines, or channels. These perspectives overlook the fact that aggregate revenues are dependent on individual customers, and that’s why analyzing the business by looking at its customers can provide managers with useful insights. This process, called a customer-base audit, can be a tool for businesses as they seek to answer five questions: Who are our best and worst customers? How is customer behavior changing? How does a cohort of customers change over time? How do different cohorts behave differently? And when you put the answers to these questions together, what do they suggest about the health of the business?

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