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Financial sector \'digital risks\' rise, putting IT controls to the test

As financial companies expand use of AI, South Korean regulators are sharpening oversight of security and internal controls. The Financial Services Commission plans to exempt sanctions for minor system disruptions during AI security tests or emergency patches if conditions are met, while requiring swift recovery and consumer protection. The Financial Supervisory Service will intensively inspect IT basic controls in the second half and urged banks to build AI internal-control systems. A Woori Bank data leak and broader market and industry moves have also highlighted digital risks.

Telecommunications & Media

Woori Bank Samsung Wallet Money expands offline payments to Daiso and CU

Woori Bank will expand offline payment locations for its prepaid easy payment service, Samsung Wallet Money & Point, launched with Samsung Electronics. The bank said Daiso and CU have newly joined the service as strategic merchants. Users will be able to make offline payments at Daiso stores nationwide and at about 18,000 CU convenience stores. The service has topped 2.5 million users about seven months after launch.

Finance

Hana Bank launches Narasarang card summer cashback event

Hana Bank is running a cashback event for customers who newly issue its Hana Narasarang Card. The bank said the \"Hana Narasarang Card Summer Cashback Event\" will run through the end of September. Customers who spend at least 10,000 won per transaction at CU, the Musinsa online mall, McDonald\'s or the public delivery app Meokkkaebi can receive 10,000 won cashback. Cashback is limited to 2 times in total, with a maximum benefit of 20,000 won per customer.