South Korea plans to set up a $34B fund to provide financial help to strategic sectors such as chips and autos.

Korea will establish a 50-trillion-won ($34 billion) fund to boost strategic industries such as semiconductors, AI and EV ...

South Korea will establish a $34 billion policy fund to provide financial support to companies involved in strategic ...

Banks reduce long-serving employees to curb embezzlement risks in Korea Financial institutions implement strict employee term limits to mitigate potential theft concerns.

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea will establish a $34 billion policy fund to provide financial support to domestic companies ...

The Korea Development Bank (KDB) is drawing attention over whether it is capable of managing a project initiated by the government to support high-tech industries, after many workers quit the ...

KAMCO begins CEO recruitment amid leadership void in South Koreas financial sector KAMCO initiates search for new president as leadership gaps persist in the financial sector ...

The government also announced new policies aimed at attracting talent globally. Read more at straitstimes.com.

New visa initiative to boost Korea’s high-tech workforce with global talent The South Korean government has announced plans ...

The state-run Korea Development Bank's 50 trillion won ($34.37 billion) fund will be offered to companies in national strategic industries in the form of cheap loans and other investments over the ...