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Klane's out, Yun's in at KEB
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Feb 10, 2012

Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) CEO Larry Klane bid farewell to Korea Friday after completing his three-year term as his employer, Lone Star Funds, finally sold its 51 percent stake in the lender to Hana Financial Group for 3.9 trillion won ...

Why should taxpayers save secondary banking system
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Feb 10, 2012

Controversy has erupted over a bill, which seeks to compensate “victims” of savings banks which were forced to close last year due to their poor financial health. Attempting to buying the hearts and minds of voters ahead of the ...

All eyes on FSC's Kim ahead of crucial Lone Star decision
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 24, 2012

Financial Services Commission (FSC) Chairman Kim Seok-dong may have spent a headache-filled Lunar New Year's break as he anticipates important decisions over US buyout fund Lone Star and its intention to sell the Korea Exchange Bank ...

Teller-apprentice puts high-school experience to good use
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 26, 2012

A high school diploma doesn't do much to help its holder land a job in a society where “education inflation” is so prevalent that it seems just about everybody goes to college. Two side effects have ensued. Highly-educated people opt to ...

Inflation eases, but squeeze on living standards continues
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Feb 1, 2012

Consumer price inflation eased to a 1-year low of 3.4 percent in January on lower costs of fruit and vegetables, dropping below the official target of 4 percent for the first time in three months, official data showed Wednesday.

Moneylender mulls suing regulator over suspension
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 27, 2012

A&P Financial, a Japanese company that is the biggest private moneylender operating here, is considering filing a lawsuit against Korea's financial regulator, which is about to hit the firm with a lengthy business suspension, ...

Opposition lawmakers set to derail KEB deal
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 18, 2012

The new leaders of the opposition Democratic United Party (DUP) have piled pressure on financial regulators Wednesday to postpone their approval of Hana Financial Group's deal to acquire local rival Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) from ...

8 lenders come under fire for unlawful practices
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 19, 2012

A total of eight lenders, including two foreign-invested banks, will be punished for illegal product sales, the financial watchdog said Thursday. The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) found that eight commercial banks ― Citibank, ...

Klane's out, Yun's in at KEB
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Feb 10, 2012

Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) CEO Larry Klane bid farewell to Korea Friday after completing his three-year term as his employer, Lone Star Funds, finally sold its 51 percent stake in the lender to Hana Financial Group for 3.9 trillion won ...

Why should taxpayers save secondary banking system
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Feb 10, 2012

Controversy has erupted over a bill, which seeks to compensate “victims” of savings banks which were forced to close last year due to their poor financial health. Attempting to buying the hearts and minds of voters ahead of the ...

All eyes on FSC's Kim ahead of crucial Lone Star decision
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 24, 2012

Financial Services Commission (FSC) Chairman Kim Seok-dong may have spent a headache-filled Lunar New Year's break as he anticipates important decisions over US buyout fund Lone Star and its intention to sell the Korea Exchange Bank ...

Teller-apprentice puts high-school experience to good use
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 26, 2012

A high school diploma doesn't do much to help its holder land a job in a society where “education inflation” is so prevalent that it seems just about everybody goes to college. Two side effects have ensued. Highly-educated people opt to ...

Inflation eases, but squeeze on living standards continues
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Feb 1, 2012

Consumer price inflation eased to a 1-year low of 3.4 percent in January on lower costs of fruit and vegetables, dropping below the official target of 4 percent for the first time in three months, official data showed Wednesday.

Moneylender mulls suing regulator over suspension
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 27, 2012

A&P Financial, a Japanese company that is the biggest private moneylender operating here, is considering filing a lawsuit against Korea's financial regulator, which is about to hit the firm with a lengthy business suspension, ...

Opposition lawmakers set to derail KEB deal
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 18, 2012

The new leaders of the opposition Democratic United Party (DUP) have piled pressure on financial regulators Wednesday to postpone their approval of Hana Financial Group's deal to acquire local rival Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) from ...

8 lenders come under fire for unlawful practices
Korea Times by Kim Jae-won - Jan 19, 2012

A total of eight lenders, including two foreign-invested banks, will be punished for illegal product sales, the financial watchdog said Thursday. The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) found that eight commercial banks ― Citibank, ...