South Korea finance ministry says it may ban foreign banks arranging global bond deals

Reported by CNA Business (Asia) · Published 8 Oct 2026, 12:25 PM MYT (1 d ago)

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South Korea finance ministry says it may ban foreign banks arranging global bond deals

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