South Korea’s KB Financial Group and Woori Financial Group face heightened earnings volatility as President Lee Jae-myung’s push for stricter real estate oversight exposes their high reliance on bank loan loss provisions, raising concerns over asset quality amid potential market corrections.
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Banking Sector on Edge as Lee Ramps Up Real Estate Oversight—Provisioning Warning Lights Flash at KB and Woori

South Korea’s KB Financial Group and Woori Financial Group face heightened earnings volatility as President Lee Jae-myung’s push for stricter real estate oversight exposes their high reliance on bank loan loss provisions, raising concerns over asset quality amid potential market corrections.

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iM Financial Group more than doubled its net profit to 443.9 billion won in 2025, driven by sharply lower provisions and robust performance across its subsidiaries.
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iM Financial Group Reports 106% Surge in Net Profit to 443.9 Billion Won as Provisions Decline

iM Financial Group more than doubled its net profit to 443.9 billion won in 2025, driven by sharply lower provisions and robust performance across its subsidiaries.

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Shinhan Card’s 2023 net profit is set to fall below 500 billion won, marking its worst performance since the LG Card merger, as rising costs and provisions weigh on earnings.
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Shinhan Card Fails to Surpass 500 Billion Won in 2023 Net Profit—Poised for Worst Year Since Founding

Shinhan Card’s 2023 net profit is set to fall below 500 billion won, marking its worst performance since the LG Card merger, as rising costs and provisions weigh on earnings.

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Lotte Card faces mounting provisioning pressure as Homeplus's rehabilitation plan deadline is repeatedly extended, delaying recovery of 79.3 billion won ($60.8 million) in claims and raising uncertainty after the failed auction for the retailer.
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Lotte Card Faces Prolonged Provision Burden as Homeplus Debt Recovery Timeline Remains Uncertain

Lotte Card faces mounting provisioning pressure as Homeplus's rehabilitation plan deadline is repeatedly extended, delaying recovery of 79.3 billion won ($60.8 million) in claims and raising uncertainty after the failed auction for the retailer.

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South Korean banks' non-performing loan ratio improved to 0.57% at end-September, as new bad loans declined and loan-loss provisions remained robust, according to the Financial Supervisory Service.
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Non-Performing Loan Ratio at South Korean Banks Falls to 0.57% at End-September, Down 0.02 Percentage Points from Previous Quarter

South Korean banks' non-performing loan ratio improved to 0.57% at end-September, as new bad loans declined and loan-loss provisions remained robust, according to the Financial Supervisory Service.

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South Korea's savings banks posted a cumulative net profit of 422.1 billion won in Q3, marking a third straight quarterly surplus as asset quality and capital ratios improved despite ongoing provisioning and market uncertainties.
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South Korea’s domestic banks reported a non-performing loan ratio of 0.59% at end-June 2025, up 0.06 percentage points year-on-year, with loan-loss provisions and coverage ratios declining but remaining at sound levels, according to the Financial Supervisory Service.
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Saemaul Geumgo, a leading South Korean mutual financial cooperative, posted a 1.3 trillion won net loss in H1 2025 as delinquency rates surged to 8.37%, driven by increased loan loss provisions and persistent weakness in the real estate market.
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South Korea’s major card companies are set for a bleak Q2 as delinquency rates hit a 10-year high, driving up credit loss provisions and weighing on profits.
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Card Companies Face Bleak Q2 Outlook as Delinquency Rates Surge to Decade High

South Korea’s major card companies are set for a bleak Q2 as delinquency rates hit a 10-year high, driving up credit loss provisions and weighing on profits.

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South Korean banks’ non-performing loan ratio rose to 0.59% at end-March, the highest in four years, as asset quality weakened across corporate and household lending, according to the Financial Supervisory Service.
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Non-Performing Loan Ratio at South Korean Banks Rises to 0.59% at End-March, Highest in Four Years

South Korean banks’ non-performing loan ratio rose to 0.59% at end-March, the highest in four years, as asset quality weakened across corporate and household lending, according to the Financial Supervisory Service.

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