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The Corporate Restructuring Promotion Act expires on December 25 and the Deposit Insurance Fund's special account for savings bank restructuring lapses at year-end, leaving the Financial Services Commission with a stacked agenda that also includes a financial stability account, tighter management of long-term delinquent debt, and public fund debt repayment. A lapse of the statutory workout framework would push distressed corporate credit cases toward court-led restructuring, a channel that raises provisioning and credit-cost uncertainty for Korean banks, savings banks, and marginal borrowers, and weighs on financial-sector beta within KOSPI. The National Assembly's National Policy Committee opens its first bill review subcommittee of the second half on the 15th, with the Microfinance Act and a Depositor Protection Act revision extending the savings bank special account on the table; passage timing there is the confirmation point for whether year-end credit risk stays contained.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around KOSPI.
Original Source: 토큰포스트
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