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  • [INTERVIEW] Asia expected to be key driver of ESG growth: Deloitte ESG Partner

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  • Hana, Mirae Asset sign partnership on securities token infrastructure

  • Shrinking tax revenues raise concerns over fiscal belt

  • Korea, Japan to hold finance ministerial meeting this month in Tokyo

  • Concerns grow over KEPCO's credit rating

  • Three indicted in massive stock manipulation case

  • Korea vows to partner with World Bank to share expertise with developing nations

  • Top 20% of income earners fuel increase in Q1 consumption as pandemic ends

  • Korea's exports down for 8th month in May on sagging chip demand

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • Trade terms continue to fall in April on faster export price fall

  • Trade terms continue to fall in April on faster export price fall

  • Shinhan, Hana chairmen join UN sustainable finance roundtable in Seoul

  • Prices of clothes, shoes increase at fastest pace in 31 years in May

  • Tax revenue down $25.7 bil. through April

  • Top 20% of income earners fuel increase in Q1 consumption as pandemic ends

  • Foreign reserves down in May on strong dollar

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • Nexon case reignites controversy over high level of inheritance tax

  • Effectiveness of gov't

  • Shipbuilding stocks rally over hope for 'super cycle'

  • Korea, Japan to hold finance ministerial meeting this month in Tokyo

  • Stats agency to use Naver's AI chatbot to offer tailored data for firms

  • Korea to seek tariff

  • Korea's tax revenue to stay sluggish for time being: Choo

  • Korean stocks feared to lose steam on prolonged trade deficit, real estate doldrums

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • KB to host annual golf tournament

  • Producer prices snap 3

  • Korean firms urged to enhance shareholder value

  • Producer prices snap 3

  • Industrial output dips most in over 1 year in April; inventories at record high

  • Household loans up for 1st time in 8 months on increased policy financing

  • Wall Street leaps, nearly escapes its bear market after strong jobs report

  • Top 20% of income earners fuel increase in Q1 consumption as pandemic ends

  • Will foreign investors extend record buying spree of Samsung shares?

  • Institutions' foreign securities holdings up 1.3% in Q1

  • Korea eyes closer partnership, new investment opportunities with AIIB

  • Vietnam emerges as major market for Korean chipmakers

  • US sues Binance and founder Zhao over 'web of deception'

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Korea's exports down for 8th month in May on sagging chip demand

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • Korea to lower tariffs on major agricultural imports amid inflation

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • Effectiveness of gov't

  • Shipbuilding stocks rally over hope for 'super cycle'

  • Hana promotes customer

  • Securities companies CEOs visit UK, Republic of Ireland

  • Wall Street slips after tepid report on economy

  • LG Electronics joins RE100 to tackle climate crisis

  • Korea's exports down for 8th month in May on sagging chip demand

  • Sales workforce at offline shops declines as online deals rise

  • Korean stock market's turnover falls sharply in May amid Ponzi scheme

  • Korean firms urged to enhance shareholder value

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • SC Bank Korea promotes high

  • Foreign currency deposits down for 4th month in April on imports payment

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • Retail investors bet on wrong horse, despite KOSPI rally

  • LG Electronics joins RE100 to tackle climate crisis

  • Korea vows to partner with World Bank to share expertise with developing nations

  • Banks' Q1 net up 24 percent on higher interest income

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Korea's external debt down in Q1: BOK data

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • Institutions' foreign securities holdings up 1.3% in Q1

  • Financial association to host ICSA annual conference in Seoul

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • Shinhan, Hana chairmen join UN sustainable finance roundtable in Seoul

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • Shinhan, Hana chairmen join UN sustainable finance roundtable in Seoul

  • JPMorgan chief meets with Korean financial leaders

  • Wall Street slips as stocks slump worldwide

  • BC Card offers support to young people leaving shelters

  • Wall Street leaps, nearly escapes its bear market after strong jobs report

  • [INTERVIEW] NK's cybercrimes expected to prompt US to bolster crypto rules

  • Will foreign investors extend record buying spree of Samsung shares?

  • ChatGPT: boon or bane for banking industry?

  • National Assembly passes bills including virtual assets in assets disclosure

  • Shipbuilding stocks rally over hope for 'super cycle'

  • Seoul Guarantee Insurance set to go public as first state

  • More banks offer daily interest payments on deposits

  • Wall Street leaps, nearly escapes its bear market after strong jobs report

  • Tax revenue down $25.7 bil. through April

  • Banks' Q1 net up 24 percent on higher interest income

  • LG Electronics joins RE100 to tackle climate crisis

  • Concerns grow over KEPCO's credit rating

  • Prices of clothes, shoes increase at fastest pace in 31 years in May

  • Shinhan, Hana chairmen join UN sustainable finance roundtable in Seoul

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • Biz outlook edges up for June on hope for corporate earnings, domestic recovery

  • Financial association to host ICSA annual conference in Seoul

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • Korea's external debt down in Q1: BOK data

  • Shinhan Bank Vietnam receives award for digitalization efforts

  • Korea, Japan to hold finance ministerial meeting this month in Tokyo

  • Korea to maintain policy goal to tame inflation, diversify exports: Choo

  • Korea showing signs of export recovery: finance minister

  • Wall Street slips as stocks slump worldwide

  • Woori Bank CEO shortlist announced

  • Industrial output dips most in over 1 year in April; inventories at record high

  • Hana, Mirae Asset sign partnership on securities token infrastructure

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • Korea to up service exports to $250 bil. by 2030

  • Korea's economy grows 0.3% in Q1, unchanged from earlier estimate: BOK data

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • Korean firms urged to enhance shareholder value

  • Foreign purchases of tech, auto stocks amount to over 16 trillion won this year

  • BOK holds key rate steady for 3rd straight time amid receding inflation, slowdown woes

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • Tax revenue down $25.7 bil. through April

  • Shipbuilding stocks rally over hope for 'super cycle'

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • Korea to maintain policy goal to tame inflation, diversify exports: Choo

  • Securities firms reduce staff amid financial scandals

  • Securities companies CEOs visit UK, Republic of Ireland

  • Korean stocks feared to lose steam on prolonged trade deficit, real estate doldrums

  • Seoul Guarantee Insurance set to go public as first state

  • Korea vows to partner with World Bank to share expertise with developing nations

  • Korean firms urged to enhance shareholder value

  • Korea showing signs of export recovery: finance minister

  • Vietnam emerges as major market for Korean chipmakers

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • Dunamu pioneers Web 3.0 market

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • SC Bank Korea promotes high

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • Effectiveness of gov't

  • Korean firms urged to enhance shareholder value

  • Korea's household debt

  • Will foreign investors extend record buying spree of Samsung shares?

  • CFD rules tightened to boost trading transparency

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • Seoul shares at 1

  • SC Bank Korea promotes high

  • Hamburger franchises having trouble in M&A market

  • Industrial output dips most in over 1 year in April; inventories at record high

  • Sales workforce at offline shops declines as online deals rise

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • Foreign currency deposits down for 4th month in April on imports payment

  • Korea's external debt down in Q1: BOK data

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • Seoul's trade minister holds talks with US counterpart over IRA, IPEF

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • [INTERVIEW] Foreign investors advised to consult eligibility for cash grant

  • Household loans up for 1st time in 8 months on increased policy financing

  • Tax revenue down $25.7 bil. through April

  • Tax revenue down $25.7 bil. through April

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • Korea, Japan to hold finance ministerial meeting this month in Tokyo

  • Korean stocks feared to lose steam on prolonged trade deficit, real estate doldrums

  • CFD rules tightened to boost trading transparency

  • LG Electronics joins RE100 to tackle climate crisis

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • Prices of clothes, shoes increase at fastest pace in 31 years in May

  • Banks' Q1 net up 24 percent on higher interest income

  • JPMorgan chief meets with Korean financial leaders

  • Korea eyes closer partnership, new investment opportunities with AIIB

  • Gov't dividends from state

  • Hamburger franchises having trouble in M&A market

  • Will foreign investors extend record buying spree of Samsung shares?

  • Trade terms continue to fall in April on faster export price fall

  • Shinhan Bank Vietnam receives award for digitalization efforts

  • Seoul Guarantee Insurance set to go public as first state

  • Prices of clothes, shoes increase at fastest pace in 31 years in May

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • Korea, Japan to hold finance ministerial meeting this month in Tokyo

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • More banks offer daily interest payments on deposits

  • Shinhan, Hana chairmen join UN sustainable finance roundtable in Seoul

  • US sues Binance and founder Zhao over 'web of deception'

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • Securities firms reduce staff amid financial scandals

  • Shrinking tax revenues raise concerns over fiscal belt

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • Seoul shares at 1

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • Foreign currency deposits down for 4th month in April on imports payment

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • LG Electronics joins RE100 to tackle climate crisis

  • Effectiveness of gov't

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • Korea to seek tariff

  • Shinhan Bank Vietnam receives award for digitalization efforts

  • Securities companies CEOs visit UK, Republic of Ireland

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • Korea's per capita income soared by 400 times during past 60 yrs: Finance Minister

  • SC Bank Korea promotes high

  • Korean stocks feared to lose steam on prolonged trade deficit, real estate doldrums

  • BOK cautious about buying gold, opts for dollars

  • ChatGPT: boon or bane for banking industry?

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • Korea, Japan to hold finance ministerial meeting this month in Tokyo

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • Korea eyes closer partnership, new investment opportunities with AIIB

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • Foreign reserves down in May on strong dollar

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • Korean stock market's turnover falls sharply in May amid Ponzi scheme

  • Nexon case reignites controversy over high level of inheritance tax

  • Loan refinancing platform expected to push banks to lower rates

  • Foreign purchases of tech, auto stocks amount to over 16 trillion won this year

  • Korea showing signs of export recovery: finance minister

  • Dunamu pioneers Web 3.0 market

  • Hana promotes customer

  • Korea, Japan to hold finance ministerial meeting this month in Tokyo

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Financial authorities to extend buying program of asset

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • KB to host annual golf tournament

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • Tax revenue down $25.7 bil. through April

  • Household loans up for 1st time in 8 months on increased policy financing

  • Gen MZ shifts to thrifty mindset amid high cost of living

  • Korea's tax revenue to stay sluggish for time being: Choo

  • Hana promotes customer

  • Shinhan, Hana chairmen join UN sustainable finance roundtable in Seoul

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • Wall Street slips after tepid report on economy

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • Institutions' foreign securities holdings up 1.3% in Q1

  • Dunamu pioneers Web 3.0 market

  • Korea's per capita income soared by 400 times during past 60 yrs: Finance Minister

  • Woori nominates Cho to lead group's banking arm

  • Concerns grow over KEPCO's credit rating

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • Korea to up service exports to $250 bil. by 2030

  • Korea to lower tariffs on major agricultural imports amid inflation

  • Producer prices snap 3

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Korea's tax revenue to stay sluggish for time being: Choo

  • [INTERVIEW] Asia expected to be key driver of ESG growth: Deloitte ESG Partner

  • China, Korea agree to strengthen talks on chip industry: Chinese commerce ministry

  • Three indicted in massive stock manipulation case

  • Institutions' foreign securities holdings up 1.3% in Q1

  • Shinhan Bank Vietnam receives award for digitalization efforts

  • Korea vows to partner with World Bank to share expertise with developing nations

  • Korea vows to partner with World Bank to share expertise with developing nations

  • Gen MZ shifts to thrifty mindset amid high cost of living

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • Foreign purchases of tech, auto stocks amount to over 16 trillion won this year

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • Seoul's trade minister holds talks with US counterpart over IRA, IPEF

  • US sues Binance and founder Zhao over 'web of deception'

  • LG Electronics joins RE100 to tackle climate crisis

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Industrial output dips most in over 1 year in April; inventories at record high

  • KB to host annual golf tournament

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • [INTERVIEW] Foreign investors advised to consult eligibility for cash grant

  • Hana, Mirae Asset sign partnership on securities token infrastructure

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • KB to host annual golf tournament

  • Korea's per capita income soared by 400 times during past 60 yrs: Finance Minister

  • Korea vows to partner with World Bank to share expertise with developing nations

  • JPMorgan chief meets with Korean financial leaders

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • National Assembly passes bills including virtual assets in assets disclosure

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • ChatGPT: boon or bane for banking industry?

  • Foreign reserves down in May on strong dollar

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • Sales workforce at offline shops declines as online deals rise

  • Industrial output dips most in over 1 year in April; inventories at record high

  • Nexon case reignites controversy over high level of inheritance tax

  • Foreign currency deposits down for 4th month in April on imports payment

  • Seoul shares close flat amid U.S. debt ceiling uncertainties

  • Korea to lower tariffs on major agricultural imports amid inflation

  • BOK cautious about buying gold, opts for dollars

  • Korea's per capita income soared by 400 times during past 60 yrs: Finance Minister

  • CFD rules tightened to boost trading transparency

  • Concerns grow over KEPCO's credit rating

  • Korea to seek tariff

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • Woori Bank CEO shortlist announced

  • Korea showing signs of export recovery: finance minister

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • Institutions' foreign securities holdings up 1.3% in Q1

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • Bank of Korea cuts 2023 growth forecast to 1.4% amid economic woes

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • Producer prices snap 3

  • Korea to lower tariffs on major agricultural imports amid inflation

  • Woori nominates Cho to lead group's banking arm

  • ChatGPT: boon or bane for banking industry?

  • Korea to seek tariff

  • Industrial output dips most in over 1 year in April; inventories at record high

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • China, Korea agree to strengthen talks on chip industry: Chinese commerce ministry

  • Korea's exports down for 8th month in May on sagging chip demand

  • Korean stocks feared to lose steam on prolonged trade deficit, real estate doldrums

  • Bank of Korea cuts 2023 growth forecast to 1.4% amid economic woes

  • Gov't dividends from state

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Seoul shares close flat amid U.S. debt ceiling uncertainties

  • BOK holds key rate steady for 3rd straight time amid receding inflation, slowdown woes

  • Shinhan, Hana chairmen join UN sustainable finance roundtable in Seoul

  • NPS' total assets exceed W953 tril. as of Q1

  • KB to host annual golf tournament

  • China, Korea agree to strengthen talks on chip industry: Chinese commerce ministry

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Stats agency to use Naver's AI chatbot to offer tailored data for firms

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • Foreign purchases of tech, auto stocks amount to over 16 trillion won this year

  • ChatGPT: boon or bane for banking industry?

  • Shipbuilding stocks rally over hope for 'super cycle'

  • Foreign reserves down in May on strong dollar

  • Stats agency to use Naver's AI chatbot to offer tailored data for firms

  • Korea to up service exports to $250 bil. by 2030

  • LG Electronics joins RE100 to tackle climate crisis

  • Hana promotes customer

  • Households pushed to pay debt on rate hikes, shrinking asset market

  • BC Card offers support to young people leaving shelters

  • Seoul shares at 1

  • Wall Street leaps, nearly escapes its bear market after strong jobs report

  • Korea's exports down for 8th month in May on sagging chip demand

  • Korea to maintain policy goal to tame inflation, diversify exports: Choo

  • Hamburger franchises having trouble in M&A market

  • K bank enters car loan market with Deutsch Motors

  • JPMorgan CEO visits Seoul after 5 years

  • Hamburger franchises having trouble in M&A market

  • Mirae Asset holds 'ETF Rally 2023' for global expansion

  • [INTERVIEW] Foreign investors advised to consult eligibility for cash grant

  • Wall Street leaps, nearly escapes its bear market after strong jobs report

  • Shrinking tax revenues raise concerns over fiscal belt

  • Household loans up for 1st time in 8 months on increased policy financing

  • National Assembly passes bills including virtual assets in assets disclosure

  • Concerns grow over KEPCO's credit rating

  • Financial authorities to extend buying program of asset

  • Loan refinancing platform expected to push banks to lower rates

  • Hana promotes customer

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • JPMorgan chief meets with Korean financial leaders

  • Three indicted in massive stock manipulation case

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • Wall Street slips after tepid report on economy

  • CFD rules tightened to boost trading transparency

  • ChatGPT: boon or bane for banking industry?

  • Korea's consumer prices slow for 4th month in May

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Seoul's trade minister holds talks with US counterpart over IRA, IPEF

  • Tax revenue down $25.7 bil. through April

  • Seoul shares at 1

  • Securities companies CEOs visit UK, Republic of Ireland

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • [INTERVIEW] NK's cybercrimes expected to prompt US to bolster crypto rules

  • Korea to maintain policy goal to tame inflation, diversify exports: Choo

  • SC Bank Korea promotes high

  • Gov't dividends from state

  • Financial authorities to extend buying program of asset

  • JPMorgan CEO visits Seoul after 5 years

  • Top 20% of income earners fuel increase in Q1 consumption as pandemic ends

  • Gov't dividends from state

  • Three indicted in massive stock manipulation case

  • Woori nominates Cho to lead group's banking arm

  • Korea showing signs of export recovery: finance minister

  • Financial association to host ICSA annual conference in Seoul

  • Securities firms reduce staff amid financial scandals

  • [ANALYSIS] Korea's economy threatens to go the way of Japan

  • Korea's household debt

  • Mirae Asset holds 'ETF Rally 2023' for global expansion

  • Can Seoul succeed in transforming Yeouido into a global financial hub?

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • China, Korea agree to strengthen talks on chip industry: Chinese commerce ministry

  • Korea's per capita income soared by 400 times during past 60 yrs: Finance Minister

  • FSS to further strengthen supervisory cooperation with overseas counterparts

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • Biz outlook edges up for June on hope for corporate earnings, domestic recovery

  • US sues Binance and founder Zhao over 'web of deception'

  • Securities firms reduce staff amid financial scandals

  • Korean stocks feared to lose steam on prolonged trade deficit, real estate doldrums

  • CFD rules tightened to boost trading transparency

  • Hamburger franchises having trouble in M&A market

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • US sues Binance and founder Zhao over 'web of deception'

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • Korea to seek tariff

  • Korea's consumer prices slow for 4th month in May

  • Hamburger franchises having trouble in M&A market

  • US sues Binance and founder Zhao over 'web of deception'

  • Retail investors bet on wrong horse, despite KOSPI rally

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • Korea's household debt

  • Korean stock market's turnover falls sharply in May amid Ponzi scheme

  • Shipbuilding stocks rally over hope for 'super cycle'

  • Banks' Q1 net up 24 percent on higher interest income

  • BOK cautious about buying gold, opts for dollars

  • Seoul shares at 1

  • Korea showing signs of export recovery: finance minister

  • BC Card offers support to young people leaving shelters

  • BC Card offers support to young people leaving shelters

  • Retail investors bet on wrong horse, despite KOSPI rally

  • Shinhan, Hana chairmen join UN sustainable finance roundtable in Seoul

  • Wall Street slips as stocks slump worldwide

  • Korea's tax revenue to stay sluggish for time being: Choo

  • KB to host annual golf tournament

  • Effectiveness of gov't

  • Biz outlook edges up for June on hope for corporate earnings, domestic recovery

  • JPMorgan CEO visits Seoul after 5 years

  • Crypto exchanges face manpower exodus amid market doldrums

  • Korea to maintain policy goal to tame inflation, diversify exports: Choo

  • Korea to maintain policy goal to tame inflation, diversify exports: Choo

  • Korea's per capita income soared by 400 times during past 60 yrs: Finance Minister

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • Korea vows to partner with World Bank to share expertise with developing nations

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • BC Card offers support to young people leaving shelters

  • [INTERVIEW] NK's cybercrimes expected to prompt US to bolster crypto rules

  • BOK cautious about buying gold, opts for dollars

  • Hana promotes customer

  • Banks' Q1 net up 24 percent on higher interest income

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • Shipbuilding stocks rally over hope for 'super cycle'

  • Woori nominates Cho to lead group's banking arm

  • Seoul shares close flat amid U.S. debt ceiling uncertainties

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • Concerns grow over KEPCO's credit rating

  • What's behind Korea's weak currency?

  • More banks offer daily interest payments on deposits

  • [INTERVIEW] NK's cybercrimes expected to prompt US to bolster crypto rules

  • Vietnam emerges as major market for Korean chipmakers

  • Gov't dividends from state

  • Hamburger franchises having trouble in M&A market

  • Securities companies CEOs visit UK, Republic of Ireland

  • Wall Street slips after tepid report on economy

  • BOK holds key rate steady for 3rd straight time amid receding inflation, slowdown woes

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • Hana, Mirae Asset sign partnership on securities token infrastructure

  • BOK holds key rate steady for 3rd straight time amid receding inflation, slowdown woes

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • [INTERVIEW] Asia expected to be key driver of ESG growth: Deloitte ESG Partner

  • Korea to maintain policy goal to tame inflation, diversify exports: Choo

  • Foreign currency deposits down for 4th month in April on imports payment

  • Banks' Q1 net up 24 percent on higher interest income

  • BOK holds key rate steady for 3rd straight time amid receding inflation, slowdown woes

  • Korea to maintain policy goal to tame inflation, diversify exports: Choo

  • Korea's exports down for 8th month in May on sagging chip demand

  • Stats agency to use Naver's AI chatbot to offer tailored data for firms

  • Lawmaker suspected of crypto money laundering: Upbit

  • Calls grow from Fed officials to 'skip' a rate hike

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • Korea's external debt down in Q1: BOK data

  • CFD rules tightened to boost trading transparency

  • Korea's external debt down in Q1: BOK data

  • [INTERVIEW] Asia expected to be key driver of ESG growth: Deloitte ESG Partner

  • Hamburger franchises having trouble in M&A market

  • Gen MZ shifts to thrifty mindset amid high cost of living

  • Korea showing signs of export recovery: finance minister

  • Vietnam emerges as major market for Korean chipmakers

  • Securities companies CEOs visit UK, Republic of Ireland

  • Trade terms continue to fall in April on faster export price fall

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • Woori Bank CEO shortlist announced

  • Korea's per capita income soared by 400 times during past 60 yrs: Finance Minister

  • Loan refinancing platform expected to push banks to lower rates

  • Korea pushes to boost exports of digital products like AI, metaverse

  • Korea, Japan to hold finance ministerial meeting this month in Tokyo

  • Rise and fall of 'Battery Ajeossi,' hero of individual investors

  • Seoul shares at 1

  • Banks' Q1 net up 24 percent on higher interest income

  • Foreign purchases of tech, auto stocks amount to over 16 trillion won this year

  • [INTERVIEW] Asia expected to be key driver of ESG growth: Deloitte ESG Partner

  • China, Korea agree to strengthen talks on chip industry: Chinese commerce ministry

  • [INTERVIEW] NK's cybercrimes expected to prompt US to bolster crypto rules

  • Households pushed to pay debt on rate hikes, shrinking asset market

  • Korea's external debt down in Q1: BOK data

  • Securities firms reduce staff amid financial scandals

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • Woori Bank CEO shortlist announced

  • Foreign purchases of tech, auto stocks amount to over 16 trillion won this year

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • Korea's consumer prices slow for 4th month in May

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • Korea eyes closer partnership, new investment opportunities with AIIB

  • JPMorgan CEO visits Seoul after 5 years

  • LG Electronics expands social contribution in Middle East, Africa

  • KB to host annual golf tournament

  • Korea's consumer prices slow for 4th month in May

  • BOK cautious about buying gold, opts for dollars

  • Korea vows to partner with World Bank to share expertise with developing nations

  • Korea eyes closer partnership, new investment opportunities with AIIB

  • FSS to further strengthen supervisory cooperation with overseas counterparts

  • Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible

  • Crypto exchanges face manpower exodus amid market doldrums

  • FSS to further strengthen supervisory cooperation with overseas counterparts

  • Wall Street slips after tepid report on economy

  • Gov't dividends from state

  • Woori Bank CEO shortlist announced

  • Bank of Korea cuts 2023 growth forecast to 1.4% amid economic woes

  • Financial regulator plans to freeze accounts of stock market manipulators

  • CFD rules tightened to boost trading transparency

  • Korea's external debt down in Q1: BOK data

  • Gov't dividends from state

  • Financial authorities to extend buying program of asset

  • Industrial output dips most in over 1 year in April; inventories at record high

  • ChatGPT: boon or bane for banking industry?

  • [INTERVIEW] Foreign investors advised to consult eligibility for cash grant

  • Korean firms urged to enhance shareholder value

  • Institutions' foreign securities holdings up 1.3% in Q1

  • Hana promotes customer

  • Chinese account for 54% of foreign

  • Securities companies CEOs visit UK, Republic of Ireland

  • BOK cautious about buying gold, opts for dollars

  • Korea's exports down for 8th month in May on sagging chip demand

  • Stats agency to use Naver's AI chatbot to offer tailored data for firms

  • FSS to further strengthen supervisory cooperation with overseas counterparts

  • Korea to lift set of regulations to induce $231 mil. of investment

  • KB to host annual golf tournament

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