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Shadow Banking Stress in South Korea Sends Warning to Global Investors
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Brookfield's Defaulted Los Angeles Office Tower Is Selling at Major Discount
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With $1 Billion Risky US Property Bet, Korea's No. 2 Financial Firm Says It Has Buffer
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(Bloomberg) South Korea will likely lift a ban on short selling by the end of the first half of the year as policymakers want to align its markets to global standards, Shinhan Financial Group Co.’s chief executive said, indicating industry expectations that the heavily scrutinized pause won’t extend.Most Read from BloombergCitadel Among Hedge Funds That Got Morgan Stanley’s Block-Trading LeaksTesla Asks Which Jobs Are Critical, Stoking Layoff FearsChina Replaces Top Markets Regulator as Xi Tr