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Kim Jung-hwan

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  • 3 days ago | pulse.mk.co.kr | Kim Jung-hwan |Han Yubin

    South Korea’s ruling bloc is pushing forward with legislation to separate the budget function from the Ministry of Economy and Finance and to effectively dismantle the Financial Services Commission. Immediately following the launch of the new administration, the government swiftly introduced a bill to reorganize its structure, accelerating the reform of the Economy Ministry – a key campaign pledge of President Lee Jae-myung.

  • 1 week ago | pulse.mk.co.kr | Kim Jung-hwan |Han Yubin

    The number of depositors to South Korea’s government-backed savings product has topped two million, underscoring strong demand from younger savers, with the product offering an annual interest rate of 9%. The Financial Services Commission and Korea Inclusive Finance Agency said on Sunday that the Youth Leap Account had 2.002 million cumulative depositors as of Thursday, just under two years since its launch in June 2023.

  • 3 weeks ago | pulse.mk.co.kr | Kim Jung-hwan |Han Yubin

    South Korean financial regulators announced plans on Thursday to raise the deposit protection limit from 50 million won to 100 million won ($714) from September 2025 onwards, prompting speculation that the change could trigger a large-scale cash flow from commercial banks to non-banking financial institutions, or a money move.

  • 3 weeks ago | pulse.mk.co.kr | Park Chang-yeong |Kim Jung-hwan |Han Yubin

    South Korea’s five leading non-life insurers will form a management council to jointly acquire assets owned by MG Non-Life Insurance Co.The five insurer are Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Co., DB Insurance Co., Meritz Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance Co., and KB Insurance Co.According to industry sources on Tuesday, the companies plan to establish a management committee by the end of May for the split acquisition.

  • 1 month ago | pulse.mk.co.kr | Kim Jung-hwan |Han Yubin

    South Korean financial regulators will finalize guidelines encouraging commercial banks to support orders for mid-sized shipbuilders in a review committee in early May 2025, financial industry sources said on Monday. The guidelines, jointly prepared by the country’s five major commercial banks- KB Kookmin Bank, Shinhan Bank, Hana Bank, Woori Bank, and NH Nonghyup Bank - stipulate that banks would not be held liable for losses if financial support is provided under specific conditions.

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