Oh Hwa-kyung (오화경), head of the Korea Federation of Savings Banks, joined a relay campaign aimed at preventing harm from illegal private lending and spreading inclusive finance. The federation said on Aug. 5 that Oh took part in the \'Life-Saving Finance\' campaign run by the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency. Oh joined after being nominated by the agency’s head, Kim Eun-kyung, and named Jeong Seong-ung and Kim Moon-seok as the next participants.

The Broadcasting Media Communications Review Committee\'s communications review subcommittee on Sunday decided to order corrective measures, including access blocks, on 143 cases of illegal debt-collection information posted on social networking services that disclosed debtors\' personal details. The review followed requests from the Financial Supervisory Service, the Busan Metropolitan Police Agency and the Ulsan Jungbu Police Station. The committee warned that spreading debtors’ personal data online can be punished by up to three years in prison or a fine of up to 30 million won.