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Why Korea’s financial watchdogs want to stay in Seoul

Published on: Wednesday 26 August 2026

South Korea wants to move another wave of public institutions out of the capital region. But unions representing financial regulators and policy bodies warn tha ...

News source: https://www.koreaherald.com/article/10853288

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