The initiatives seek to mitigate risks related to financial stability, insolvencies, scams, and virtual assets, while also promoting innovation and fintech.
February 1, 2023South Korea’s corporate bond market is showing signs of recovery, prompting banks to resume bond issuance to replace maturing debt.
December 22, 2022Commercial paper, certificates of deposit, corporate bond repo and rupee interest rate derivatives markets will be restored to 9am-5pm.
December 9, 2022New measures announced include more active liquidity support from banks and additional purchasing support from KDB and KODIT.
November 14, 2022KRW 95 trillion will ultimately be channeled by 5 financial groups into corporate bonds, other debt securities, state firms, and small merchants and businesses.
November 2, 2022BOK eased its collateral policies and opened a new repo facility. The FSC adjusted the loan-to-deposit ratio. KSFC and KDB are providing liquidity to securities firms.
October 28, 2022Korea's government has pledged KRW 50 trillion to buy up corporate debt, defer the return to 100 percent LCR, and supply liquidity to securities firms.
October 24, 2022The government was planning to waive the tax for non-residents and foreign corporations in January but decided to bring the measure forward.
October 19, 2022The fund will exclusively invest in debt securities such as bonds, notes, commercial paper, debentures, and other evidence of indebtedness.
October 18, 2022"Reducing commercial papers to zero demonstrates Tether’s commitment to backing its tokens with the most secure reserves in the market," the company said.
October 15, 2022