Koo Yun-chul - 'Treasury Bond, Public Bond Issuance to Be Flexibly Adjusted in Q2 as Well'
Finance Ministry signals continued flexible approach to government bond issuance in second quarter, maintaining market stability amid economic uncertainties
South Korean government bond yields fell as investors awaited the Bank of Korea’s upcoming MPC meeting, with markets expecting a neutral policy stance and limited changes to KTB issuance volumes.
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KTB Yields Fall as Market Awaits Bank of Korea’s ‘Neutral’ Stance at Upcoming MPC Meeting
South Korean government bond yields fell as investors awaited the Bank of Korea’s upcoming MPC meeting, with markets expecting a neutral policy stance and limited changes to KTB issuance volumes.
Ministry of Economy and Finance to Skip Non-Competitive Bidding Issuance of Treasury Bonds in January
South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance will not issue Treasury bonds via non-competitive bidding in January, as primary dealers will not be able to participate in the pre-announced rate offering this month.
South Korea’s top securities firms issued 19.355 trillion won ($14.8 billion) in commercial paper and electronic short-term bonds last week, with 7.4713 trillion won set to mature this week, highlighting ongoing liquidity demand in the domestic capital market.
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Last Week, Securities Firms Issued 19.355 Trillion Won in CP and E-Short-Term Bonds—7.4713 Trillion Won Maturing This Week
South Korea’s top securities firms issued 19.355 trillion won ($14.8 billion) in commercial paper and electronic short-term bonds last week, with 7.4713 trillion won set to mature this week, highlighting ongoing liquidity demand in the domestic capital market.
South Korean insurers set a new annual record for capital securities issuance in 2025, driven by K-ICS compliance pressures and interest rate declines, but volumes are expected to fall next year as regulatory guidelines ease and focus shifts to core capital quality.
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[2025 Insurance①] Surge in Issuance of Capital Securities—Annual Record High Set
South Korean insurers set a new annual record for capital securities issuance in 2025, driven by K-ICS compliance pressures and interest rate declines, but volumes are expected to fall next year as regulatory guidelines ease and focus shifts to core capital quality.
Yields on South Korea’s Yedam ABCP have surged past 3% amid heavy issuance and weak short-term market sentiment, widening spreads with bank bonds and prompting institutions to await a peak before buying. Supply pressures are expected to persist, though some relief may come as bank bond issuance resumes.
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Yedam ABCP Yields Surpass 3% as Issuance Floods Market
Yields on South Korea’s Yedam ABCP have surged past 3% amid heavy issuance and weak short-term market sentiment, widening spreads with bank bonds and prompting institutions to await a peak before buying. Supply pressures are expected to persist, though some relief may come as bank bond issuance resumes.
South Korea’s 24 leading securities firms issued KRW 16.95 trillion ($12.9 billion) in commercial paper and electronic short-term bonds last week, with KRW 6.42 trillion set to mature this week, led by Korea Investment & Securities Co. and Samsung Securities Co.
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Last Week, Securities Firms Issued KRW 16.9479 Trillion in CP and E-Short-Term Bonds—KRW 6.416 Trillion Maturing This Week
South Korea’s 24 leading securities firms issued KRW 16.95 trillion ($12.9 billion) in commercial paper and electronic short-term bonds last week, with KRW 6.42 trillion set to mature this week, led by Korea Investment & Securities Co. and Samsung Securities Co.
South Korean insurers set a new record for capital securities issuance in 2024, but the pace slowed in the second half as regulatory easing shifted focus to core capital quality and liability management.
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Insurers Set New Annual Record for Capital Securities Issuance—Pace Slows Amid Regulatory Easing
South Korean insurers set a new record for capital securities issuance in 2024, but the pace slowed in the second half as regulatory easing shifted focus to core capital quality and liability management.
South Korea’s top securities firms issued KRW 11.27 trillion ($8.6 billion) in commercial paper and electronic short-term bonds last week, with KRW 4.09 trillion set to mature this week, led by Korea Investment & Securities and Mirae Asset Securities.
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Last Week, Securities Firms Issued KRW 11.2726 Trillion in CP and E-Short-Term Bonds—KRW 4.0889 Trillion Maturing This Week
South Korea’s top securities firms issued KRW 11.27 trillion ($8.6 billion) in commercial paper and electronic short-term bonds last week, with KRW 4.09 trillion set to mature this week, led by Korea Investment & Securities and Mirae Asset Securities.
Foreign investment banks are facing a worsening talent shortage in South Korea's debt capital markets as staff reshuffles, retirements, and new entrants intensify competition, with Korean Paper issuance hitting record highs and global institutions like DZ Bank and KGI seeking to expand their presence.
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Foreign Investment Banks Face Deepening DCM Talent Crunch—New Entrants Eye Korean Paper Market Growth
Foreign investment banks are facing a worsening talent shortage in South Korea's debt capital markets as staff reshuffles, retirements, and new entrants intensify competition, with Korean Paper issuance hitting record highs and global institutions like DZ Bank and KGI seeking to expand their presence.
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