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The term of Lee Se-hoon, who has held the Financial Supervisory Service's senior deputy governor post — effectively its number two — for the past three years, is set to expire, and attention has turned to whether the successor again comes from the Financial Services Commission or instead from the former Ministry of Finance and Economy or from within the FSS itself. That seat has long functioned as the bridge between the policy-setting FSC and the FSS's examination and supervision arms, so an internal promotion under Governor Lee Chan-jin would signal a supervision-led rather than policy-coordinated stance toward banks, securities firms and virtual-asset oversight — a regulatory-intensity channel for Korean financial sector equities. Nothing is confirmed: the appointment is still framed as a year-end personnel question, so the read to watch is the eventual pick's institutional background and any accompanying shift in inspection or sanction posture.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around KOSPI.
Original Source: 연합인포맥스
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