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Published December 04, 2012

Risky road ahead for South Korean banks

Weakening ROAs, risky NPLs, and funding exposures may prove to be stumbling blocks in the banks’ quest to seek compliance with Basel III.

Date: Dec 04, 2012
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: Basel III, Credit Risk, Operational Risk & Security, Risk and Regulation, South Korea, Technology & Operations
Keywords: Basel III, Shinhan Financial Group, Woori Financial Group, Hana Financial Group, Misys, HP, SAS, KB Financial Group, IBK, KEB

The South Korean banking industry seems to have emerged from the recent global financial crisis relatively unscathed. Despite this, a more robust risk management infrastructure is being implemented…

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