South Korea\'s Financial Supervisory Service will strengthen oversight and financial support for residential real estate project financing to bring forward housing supply in Seoul and the greater capital region. It will prioritise 325 projects, including residential sites in regulated capital-area districts scheduled for supply by 2027. The watchdog plans to expand dedicated staff, assign managers to each site and check progress. It will work with the transport ministry, LH and financial institutions to address delays and funding difficulties.

Hyundai Motor Securities has reorganised its investment banking division, separating structured finance and corporate finance to strengthen competitiveness. The company plans to bolster stability in its existing project financing and alternative investment business while pursuing a selective, risk-managed approach focused on high-quality deals. It also aims to expand corporate finance, starting with the debt capital market and later extending into equity capital market areas such as IPOs and mergers and acquisitions.