Rush & Cash

A&P Financial
Private
Industry Finance/Private loans
Founded 1998 (1998)
Headquarters Seoul, South Korea
Area served
 Japan, South Korea, China
Key people
 Yoon Choi (Chairman, President and CEO)
Brands Rush & Cash
Number of employees
 1,600 (2013)
Subsidiaries OK Savings Bank, Apro Capital, onecashing
Website www.aprofg.com

Rush & Cash is the representative private loan brand of Korea, by 'A&P Financial'. It was originated from seven private lenders including “A&O International Co. Ltd.” which was founded by a major private lender in Japan in July 1998.

In Sep 2003 the Japanese mother company applied for eligibility to be subject to Company Rehabilitation Act, and the seven companies were put on the market through an open bidding. In Mar 2004, a third-generation Korean Japanese, Yoon Choi, acquired the companies.[1]

A new brand “Rush & Cash” was launched In May 2004 in Japan and the seven companies were incorporated into one group in August 2007. The company name was changed to “A&P Financial” in Jan 2008, by taking the initials each from “Ace” meaning the top and “Professional.” Putting “A”and “PRO” together makes “APRO,” which sounds like “future” or “advance” in Korean language. Based on this idea, the name of the Group was christened as“APRO Financial Group.”

Through a series of acquisition and foundation since 2009, the Group now has eight subsidiaries under its umbrella. As of 2012, it firmly remains its formidable top position in private loan industry in Korea.

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References

  1. ↑ "Rush and Cash to be suspended". Retrieved 22 August 2013.
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