HYBE Chairman Bang Si Hyuk has been summoned and questioned by the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) over alleged fraudulent trading violations tied to HYBE’s IPO. This marks the first time since ...

Hybe chairman Bang Si Hyuk has been questioned by South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) as investigations ...

South Korean banks earned about $1.6 billion in net profit from overseas locations last year, up 21.3 percent from a year ...

financial watchdog-policy plan SEOUL, ... over increasing the volatility of the financial market and stable management of ...

S outh Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service is investigating HYBE and its chairman, Bang Si-hyuk, over allegations he earned $285 million from the company’s 2020 initial public offering ...

The latest international Financial Supervisory Service news and views from Reuters - one of the world's largest news agencies Skip to main content Exclusive news, data and analytics for financial ...

Financial-Supervisory-Service News: Workforce Down By 27% At S. Korea’S ‘Big 3’ Shipbuilders, Ex-Chairwoman Of Hanjin Under Scrutiny, Hanjin Shipping To File ...

This year, many challenges lie ahead of the Korean financial industry. Policy-normalization and interest rate rises by global central banks are increasing uncertainty in the Korean financial market.

South Korea’s financial watchdog plans a wider probe into short-selling trades by global investment banks in the $1.6 trillion equity market, taking a hard-line stance to root out illegal practices.

The Financial Supervisory Service noted on the 10th that it has summoned the chief executive officers (CEOs) of savings banks and specialized credit financial companies and held a meeting on ...