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Mixed fortunes for South Korean retail investors betting on Hong Kong, Japan

Koreans who have invested in the stock markets of Hong Kong and Japan are experiencing contrasting investment outcomes.

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KRX hosts seminars as follow-up project to Corporate Value-up Program

The Korea Exchange (KRX) has been hosting a range of seminars for firms since early April as a follow-up project to the government’s Corporate Value-up Program aimed at boosting undervalued stocks.

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[INTERVIEW] 'Role of outside directors, audit committees should be strengthened to improve corporate governance'

Enhancing the independent role of the board of directors and audit committee within a company is paramount in improving corporate governance, the head of the Samil PwC Governance Center said.

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Yoon's plans to boost stock market likely to fizzle

With the liberal opposition clinching a landslide victory in Wednesday's general election, expectations over President Yoon Suk Yeol’s economic policies that favor stock market investment falter. Yoon’s People Power Party faced a major defeat in the parliamentary elections, as the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea and its satellite party won 175 seats in the 300-member National Assembly. The .

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General election presents bumpy road for gov't in navigating market-driven economy

The landslide victory of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) in Wednesdays general elections is likely to dash many of the government s economic policy plans that require the National Assembly s approval for legislative revisions.

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