South Korea\'s Financial Supervisory Service is moving to address weak internal controls and limits of post-incident oversight cited as root causes of repeated hacking and system outages. It held a meeting with the National Assembly, financial associations, the Financial Security Institute, academia and security firms to discuss preventive digital risk supervision and control measures. Governor Lee Chan-jin said many incidents stem from failure to meet basic duties or weak controls and pledged strict accountability under a zero-tolerance principle.

As investment in AI data centers accelerates, risks for insurers and financial markets are rising, with massive assets concentrated at single sites and financing structures growing more complex. Big Tech is increasingly using private equity, private credit and debt funding to expand. Insurers face limits on capacity for multibillion-dollar facilities, while risks extend to high-value equipment such as GPUs. GPU-backed lending is also emerging, raising concerns over asset-life mismatches and potential disputes.