The Korea Development Bank (KDB) is a state-owned financial institution in South Korea, established in 1954. Its primary purpose is to support the country's economic development by providing financing for various industries, particularly in sectors deemed essential for national growth. KDB plays a crucial role in funding infrastructure projects and promoting innovation. In addition to its lending activities, KDB also offers advisory services to businesses and government entities. The bank aims to enhance the competitiveness of South Korean companies in the global market and contributes to the overall stability of the national economy through its financial services.