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Finance
FSC to tighten real estate lending limits for specialised credit firms, mandate PG payment risk checks
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is seeking to strengthen rules on real estate lending by specialised credit finance companies such as card and capital firms, and to require card companies to regularly check payment risks at payment gateway operators. The plan introduces new sector limits for real estate and construction lending, and caps combined exposure with real estate PF loans. It also eases limits on rental business handling while keeping a ban on entering the short-term rental market.
Games & Commerce
LG Hellovision launches rental service for Baekjo Evos Smart Sinkball
LG Hellovision\'s HelloRental has launched an exclusive rental service for the Baekjo Evos Smart Sinkball, saying it is the first in the industry to do so. The company expanded its lineup as the sinkball market grows. Customers can choose from four models to fit their kitchen size, with monthly fees of 7,900 to 10,900 won. It includes free installation and after-sales service.
AI & Enterprise
Douzone Bizon to hold 2026 comprehensive income tax filing training with AI
Douzone Bizon said on April 21 that about 5,000 people nationwide signed up as soon as applications opened for its 2026 comprehensive income tax filing training for WEHAGO T customers. The training will be held from April 22 to 30 in 13 major cities across the country. Under the theme of smart comprehensive income tax filing with ONE AI, it will share AI use tips to improve tax and accounting efficiency during the filing period.
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Telecommunications & Media
LG HelloVision expands new businesses amid broadcasting slump, rental growth in focus
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Finance
Tighter household debt cap adds double pressure on loans and property market
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Finance
Govt weighs broader loan and tax curbs on multi-homeowners and non-resident single homeowners
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Telecommunications & Media
LG Hellovision posts 18.7 billion won 2025 operating profit, up 39 percent