With corporate participation in South Korea\'s digital asset market set to expand, speakers at a National Assembly seminar said the market should be opened safely by separating trading and asset custody, strengthening internal controls and setting clear liability frameworks for accidents. Participants called for independent custody infrastructure aligned with international standards, institutional-grade security and transparent management of reserve assets. They also urged swift progress on second-stage legislation for the Digital Asset Basic Act.

Kim Iuck-hyun (김이억원), chairman of the Financial Services Commission, said he will reflect a range of views on property lending policy in measures to manage household debt and protect end-users. At a public forum in Seoul, experts urged differentiated rules, including limiting guaranteed jeonse loans to vulnerable households while expanding support for them. Others called for moving beyond uniform loan caps and imposing macroprudential fees on high-priced homes, multi-homeowners and large borrowers.