
New Financial Supervisory Commission to Be Granted Power to Demand Dismissal of Bank and Insurance Executives
South Korea’s new Financial Supervisory Commission will be empowered to demand the dismissal of bank and insurance executives, as part of sweeping regulatory reforms tied to government reorganization.
Yonhap InfomaxSouth Korea's Democratic Party reaffirmed plans to fast-track the Financial Supervisory Commission bill if opposition parties block its passage, signaling potential delays in government reorganization and financial oversight reforms amid ongoing political gridlock.
#YonhapInfomax #FinancialSupervisoryCommission #DemocraticPartyOfKorea #GovernmentOrganizationAct #FastTrack #JudicialReform #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket https://en.infomaxai.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=81605South Korea’s Democratic Party has submitted a bill to overhaul government ministries and financial authorities, but faces strong opposition from the People Power Party, raising uncertainty over the planned January 2026 implementation.
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Democratic Party Proposes Government Organization Act Amendment—‘Financial Supervisory Commission Bill’ Faces Hurdles (Comprehensive)
South Korea’s Democratic Party has submitted a bill to overhaul government ministries and financial authorities, but faces strong opposition from the People Power Party, raising uncertainty over the planned January 2026 implementation.
Yonhap InfomaxSouth Korea's Democratic Party moves to fast-track the Financial Supervisory Commission bill if opposition cooperation falters, highlighting deepening political gridlock over government reorganization and financial oversight reforms.
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Ruling Party Warns Financial Supervisory Commission Bill May Be Fast-Tracked Without Opposition Cooperation
South Korea's Democratic Party moves to fast-track the Financial Supervisory Commission bill if opposition cooperation falters, highlighting deepening political gridlock over government reorganization and financial oversight reforms.
Yonhap InfomaxSouth Korea's Democratic Party floor leader Kim Byung-ki declared the collapse of negotiations on three major special prosecutor bills, vowing to pass the original drafts amid internal party backlash and failed compromise with the People Power Party.
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Kim Byung-ki Says 'Talks on Three Major Special Prosecutor Bills Collapse—Will Push Through Original Versions'
South Korea's Democratic Party floor leader Kim Byung-ki declared the collapse of negotiations on three major special prosecutor bills, vowing to pass the original drafts amid internal party backlash and failed compromise with the People Power Party.
Yonhap InfomaxSouth Korea’s ruling and opposition parties reached a deal to revise three major special prosecutor bills and advance legislation for a Financial Supervisory Commission, signaling bipartisan cooperation on key legal and financial reforms.
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Democratic Party Accepts Amendments to Three Major Special Prosecutor Bills—People Power Party to Cooperate on Financial Supervisory Commission Legislation (Comprehensive)
South Korea’s ruling and opposition parties reached a deal to revise three major special prosecutor bills and advance legislation for a Financial Supervisory Commission, signaling bipartisan cooperation on key legal and financial reforms.
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Ruling and Opposition Floor Leaders Meet—Progressive Talks on Government Restructuring and Tougher Special Prosecutor Bills
South Korea's ruling and opposition floor leaders held talks on government restructuring and amendments to special prosecutor bills, signaling progress toward bipartisan cooperation on key legislative issues.
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[Chang Houn Han's Reflections] Financial Supervisory Commission Chair, FSS Governor, and Financial Consumer Protection Agency Chief
South Korea overhauls its financial regulatory system, dissolving the FSC and creating four separate agencies, raising concerns over fragmentation and coordination.
Yonhap InfomaxThe Bank of Korea failed to secure expanded supervisory or macroprudential powers in South Korea’s sweeping financial regulatory overhaul, but will continue to push for a greater policy role as detailed authority is reallocated among new agencies.
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Financial Services Commission to Be Dismantled—Major Power Shift Back to Financial Supervisory Commission After 17 Years
South Korea will dismantle the Financial Services Commission and revive the Financial Supervisory Commission after 17 years, reshaping the nation’s financial regulatory structure and redistributing key supervisory powers.
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