Amid a selling spree by foreigners, individual investors are scooping up tech stocks awaiting a rebound, but experts call it risky

South Korea’s brokerage houses suffering from recent losses on risky structured products that placed bets on foreign stock indexes are expected to get some relief after the government allocated a larger-than-expected slice of its stimulus package to the sector.  Reporting on the results of a meeting presided by Moon Jae-in on Tuesday, the Financial Services Commission said authorities would inject 5 trillion won ($4.1 billion) to help securities firms deal with the stress, as part o

Retail investors in Korea are most active stock traders in Asia, outside China

Offloading stakes in key affiliates seen as inevitable, but sales may face hurdles

Excessive focus on conglomerates gives rise to concerns

Air carriers stare at ABS headache as falling revenue may trigger demand for early repayment

Limited access to data, lack of measurement tool, low interest are hurdles in Korea

Experts warn commercial lenders to diversity revenue sources, seek ways to coexist with fintechs, Big Techs

South Korea’s construction equipment maker Doosan Bobcat is under credit pressure as its US subsidiary Clark Equipment is looking to leverage $300 million via five-year senior secured notes in May, filings showed Thursday. Clark Equipment’s leveraging plan is adding a financial burden to Doosan Bobcat, as affiliates and subsidiaries of conglomerate Doosan Group‘s liquidity crunch might spill over to Doosan Bobcat that is already suffering a sharp fall in sales due to the ongo

Market value of mobile messenger giant Kakao surpasses Hyundai Motor; Naver, NcSoft also among top 10