Tuesday 07 Feb 2012

All posts tagged Korea financial industry deregulation

Jeju Bank’s largest shareholder Shinhan Financial could acquire 21.43% stake

Shinhan Financial, the listed South Korean financial firm, was rumored to be a potential buyer for the Jeju Bank stake held by South Korean government, the E-Today reported.
Jeju Bank is a listed South Korea-based lender, in which the South Korean …

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Interest grows as Korea’s first SPAC transaction draws closer

With last weeks approvals for Hyundai Securities and Tong Yang securities to respectively list a SPAC, interest is growing as Korea gets closer to its first such transaction. Towards

FSC Chairman talks globalization, deregulation, & privatization

In an interview with Maeil Business Newspaper, Financial Services Commission (FSC) Chairman Chin Dong-soo, talked about ways to improve the global competitiveness of  South Korean financial institutions and

Woori Privatization Update: Subsidiaries may be put up for sale

Kyongnam Bank and Kwangju Bank, the unlisted subsidiaries of Woori Financial, may be put up for sale during the privatization process, reported the Korea Economic Daily. The unsourced report

Woori Privatization Update: KB Financial possible merger candidate

South Korean KB Financial was mentioned as a merger candidate for the privatisation of peer Woori Finance, reported the Korea Economic Daily here (Korean). The

Capital Market Consolidation Act yet to produce proposed effects

It has been one year since the Capital Market Consolidation Act took effect, but so far the global economic situation has negated its proposed effects. For more

Korean Gov. committed to financial deregulation

The Korean government will continue to deregulate the financial sector to promote growth, despite the recent U.S. move to tighten banking rules, according to top Korean government officials.     The

Prudential to sell Korean units soon

Prudential looks set to sell two of their Korean units for twice as much as they paid for them, a move that may spark large-scale consolidation. Prudential to pick

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