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Kim Eun-kyung, head of the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency and chair of the Credit Counseling and Recovery Service, told reporters on the 18th at the agency's Seoul Jung-gu office that relocating both bodies out of the capital would be difficult given access for low-income borrowers, noting more than 10 million of Korea's 52 million people live in Seoul. She stressed the final call sits with the government, so this is a governance and policy-signal item rather than a direct pricing event for Korean credit or bank equities. The concrete channel worth tracking is her outreach to major conglomerates for tailored partnerships to expand Smile Microcredit Foundation lending, since a larger private funding commitment would shift part of the household-debt safety net onto corporate balance sheets; watch for the government's relocation decision and any named corporate pledges.
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