South Korea’s bank-affiliated brokerages are urging regulators to address double-layered prudential rules, highlighting 12 key proposals to ease capital and risk requirements under Basel III, as the industry seeks reforms tailored to securities firms’ unique business models.
The 150 trillion won National Growth Fund will launch in December, with its advanced industry bonds expected to debut in early 2025; while issuance may reach 15 trillion won, strong bank demand and historical trends suggest limited market impact.
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South Korea’s FSC will lower the RWA ratio for banks investing in the 150 trillion won National Growth Fund from 400% to 100%, easing capital burdens and encouraging bank participation in strategic sectors such as AI and semiconductors.
South Korea will moderately raise risk weights on mortgage loans while easing rules for equity holdings, but Basel III’s phased rollout from 2025 may limit banks’ lending capacity despite initial relief in the sector.
South Korean banks are ramping up capital management as the Basel III risk-weighted asset (RWA) floor, delayed to 2025, will rise from 60% to 65%, prompting intensified competition for low-risk loans and stricter regulatory compliance ahead of the 2028 Basel III deadline.
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