The Korea Times signed an agreement with Korea Investors Service, or KIS, in Seoul on Friday to collaborate on research content. The two sides will share research reports, market commentaries and data-driven analytical materials. The non-binding deal starts with a three-month pilot and can run for two years if neither side objects.
Korea Times President-Publisher Oh Young-jin, left, and Korea Investors Service CEO Patrick Yoon pose during an agreement signing ceremony on collaboration of research content at the newspaper's office in Seoul, Friday. Korea Times photo by Jung Da-bin
The Korea Times signed an agreement with Korea Investors Service (KIS), a credit ratings agency, on Friday to collaborate on research content.
Under the agreement, the two sides will cooperate on the distribution of research reports, market commentaries and data-driven analytical materials.
KIS is one of Korea's leading credit ratings agencies and an affiliate of Moody's.
