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Finance
Korea to push fund-type retirement pensions, broadening competition in 500 trillion won market
South Korea plans to introduce fund-type retirement pensions in which separate trustee corporations manage pooled assets, alongside the existing contract-based system. The government also plans to phase in mandatory external funding of retirement benefits by workplace starting in 2028 and expand support for smaller firms. It will ease investment limits for individual retirement pensions and widen eligible products, while reviewing default options and changing provider evaluations to focus on quantitative indicators.
Industry
Porsche operating profit surges as China sales drop 33 percent
Porsche’s operating profit for January to September rose sharply as it reduced reliance on China, though a base effect from last year’s restructuring costs makes a sales recovery hard to read into the result. Revenue and global deliveries fell, with China deliveries down 33 percent. North America remained Porsche’s largest market. Porsche is pursuing a “value over volume” strategy while warning U.S. tariffs and weak China demand remain a drag.
Finance
Korean financial groups post third-quarter results as stock market outlook hits zero visibility
Korean financial holding firms and banks continued to release third-quarter results, with Woori Bank posting its biggest quarterly net profit on record and Hana Financial Group lifting year-to-date profit on higher fee income. Brokerages faced weakening profitability as trading value fell and market rates rose, adding valuation loss pressure in trading. The Bank of Korea held its policy rate at 3.00 percent, while competition in retirement pensions and expanded support for small firms continued.
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Finance
IBK Industrial Bank analyzes 1,581 Kosdaq firms; semiconductor operating margin rises to 12.4 percent
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Finance
Financial sector hacking spreads, delays gain support for digital asset tax postponement
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Finance
Shinhan Bank cuts mid-rate loan interest for mid-low credit borrowers by 0.3 percentage point, keeps 6.9 percent cap
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Industry
South Korea semiconductor exports top $60 billion for first time in September, total exports up 84%
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Crypto
Peter Brandt picks Stellar\'s XLM as long-term crypto to watch for years
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Crypto
XRP seen with long-term upside; Peter Brandt flags scope for jump to $5.40
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Crypto
XRP options volatility surges, outpaces bitcoin and ethereum
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Finance
Shinhan Bank launches SuperSOL mid-rate loan for mid-to-low credit borrowers
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Telecommunications & Media
LG Uplus AI data centre growth and cost efficiency lift operating profit to record quarterly high
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Telecommunications & Media
LG Uplus posts record Q2 operating profit, says enterprise infrastructure drove gains
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Games & Commerce
Warning signs as game industry growth slows, calls for tax credits for production costs
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Finance
Four major financial groups\' net profit tops 11 trillion won, competition shifts from banks to capital markets
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Crypto
Robinhood chain boom raises question for Ethereum: tailwind or dilemma
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Games & Commerce
Kakao union to hold picket protest at Pangyo Agit on July 21 as pay talks drag on
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Finance
Shinhan Bank to cap loan rates for mid-to-low credit borrowers at 6.9 percent