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January 20, 2020
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Korea will up government efforts to protect Korean content copyrights in Thailand, related government agencies and companies said in a joint press release Monday. The Korea Copyright Protection Agency (Kcopa) held a joint conference with...
The loan exposure of nonbanking financial companies to real estate project financing (PF) has spiked to an alarming level in recent years, posing potential credit risks amid a decline in the housing market, industry data showed Sunday.
Savings banks are facing the risk of loan defaults, as the collapse of global banks could further rattle the property market.
The appraisal value of homes fell almost 20 percent this year, the steepest decline on record.
Korean financial regulators will provide more support for the property market in order to increase the odds of a soft landing.
Property prices and the number of transactions have recovered this year following a series of deregulation measures, while uncertainties remain due to monetary tightening and economic weakness.
ChatGPT, an advanced chatbot system developed by OpenAI, could create risks, ranging from those related to intellectual property to those related to ethics.
Korea's regulators are coming in with heavy support for the property market, which has been teetering as a result of falling values and high debt levels.
Construction companies in Korea are struggling with stressed balance sheets, putting financial institutions exposed to them at risk.
An audacious gamble using a real estate trick possibly unique to Korea failed to pay off for one man, leaving hundreds of tenants in legal limbo.
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