SOUTH Korea will impose a 1 per cent countercyclical capital buffer requirement on banks and their holding companies from May next year to make them better prepared for losses, the financial regulator said on Wednesday (May 24).
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SOUTH Korea will impose a 1 per cent countercyclical capital buffer requirement on banks and their holding companies from May next year to make them better prepared for losses, the financial regulator said on Wednesday (May 24).
