South Korea s financial
market watchdog chief pledged on Thursday authorities would come
up with more corporate reforms, adding to a plan unveiled last
month designed to lure more foreign investment. -March 27, 2024 at 08:30 pm EDT
- MarketScreener
Finance receives relatively little attention as an academic discipline in primary and secondary schools in Korea. This is because it is not one of the primary subjects deemed essential for students to gain admission to university and advance in the highly competitive society.
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Lee Bok-hyun, head of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service, pledged Thursday to promote "sound and fair finance," aiming to enhance the country's allure as an investment destination for foreign investors. Lee addressed officials from global financial firms and foreign diplomats during the annual "FSS Speaks" forum held in Seoul under the theme "toward sound and fair finance.&.
Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) Governor Lee Bok-hyun pledged to enhance Korea s appeal as an investment destination while simultaneously adopting a resolute stance against illegal and unfair practices among market participants.