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PPCBank’s Parent bank “Jeonbuk bank” brings hope Cambodia

On 10th August 2016, CEO of Jeonbuk Bank, Yim Yong-tiack whose bank recently seated as the parent bank of Phnom Penh Commercial Bank has paid visit to Hebron Medical Center in Phnom Penh. PPCBank which has been operating for 7 years since its establishment in 2008 with total asset of 414 million as of 2015 has recently been acquired by JB financial group with its largest shareholder to be Jeonbuk Bank.


PPCBank Gives More to Local Community

On 28th October 2016, PPCBank’s parent bank “JB Financial Group” in collaboration with volunteer medical team of Department Health from South Korea has contributed medical checkup and medicine to 250 patients at Tropang Kroleung Village, Kompong Speu Province. The activities were held at Kwanju Clinic which establish since 2014.


Donation for the victims in Western Japan

PPCBank sends our condolences and deepest sympathies to those affected by the recent heavy rains and flooding in Western Japan. To offer our support to the victims, PPCBank will donate USD $5,000 to the Japanese Chapter of the Red Cross.


Donation for the victims at Kampong Speu & Koh Kong

This rainy season has been hard on several provinces; many are forced to leave their houses behind to stay in shelters.

Our team is going to Kampong Speu and Koh Kong, provinces affected by flood, to deliver packages of basics: dry food and drinking water to about 400 families.


Deeply appreciate everyone’s contribution to flood victims in Kompong Speu & Koh Kong

We deeply appreciate everyone’s contribution to this mission. During one week with your help we raised US $1,869.66; with additional US $9,000 from PPCBank, volunteers delivered drinking water, rice and canned fish to 750 families affected by the recent flood in 2 areas: village Phnom Sruouch in Kampong Speu, and village Sre Ambel in Koh Kong.


PPCBank & South Korean Doctors Team Up For Free Eye Surgery For Underprivileged Cambodians

Phnom Penh, 2 November 2018 – PPCBank has announced that it is bringing a group of ophthalmologists from South Korea, to provide free eye checkups and surgery for hundreds of Cambodia’s most vulnerable citizens, who suffer from cataracts and strabismus (“cross-eye”). The “New Vision 2018” project will take place from 2nd to 6th November at several locations, including Phnom Penh, Kandal, Kampong Speu and Kampot.