Korea's banking law reform

Korea's banking law reform

by Byung-Tae Kim

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"This book is the first indepth analysis of Korea's banking law reform program - its complex sources, its particular rules, the effect of international commitments as well as "soft law", the extent of economic recovery to date, and the trends and developments in banking practice and regulation likely to occur in the near future." "By revealing the implications for Korea of the international banking and financial standards and principles that are coming into effect throughout the trading world, Korea's Banking Law Reform lays bare the underpinnings of a domestic financial system geared to work efficiently in international financial markets, yet designed to protect its own "safety and soundness." This is a book to be read and studied by all professionals working in the financial sector, whether bankers, regulators, advisors, or investors."--BOOK JACKET.

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