Financial consumers in South Korea who change their name or resident registration number will be able to update their personal information across other financial companies by visiting just one firm they use. The authorities plan to implement the system in the first half of 2027 after building related infrastructure. Under the plan, the Korea Credit Information Services will verify the change and share it with other firms the next day.

South Korea\'s financial authorities will pursue inclusive finance as a system-wide structural reform task rather than a one-off livelihood support measure. The Financial Services Commission said it will take a comprehensive look beyond expanding policy-backed finance for ordinary people, including credit assessment, incentives for financial companies and the debt adjustment system. The commission held an on-site debate in Seoul chaired by FSC Chairman Lee Eok-won (이억원). Participants discussed finance\'s public role and a more inclusive redesign of the financial industry.