Financial Supervisory Service Publishes 'A Guide to Cambodia's Financial Industry Supervision System'

Current Status of Local Financial Industry and Latest Environmental Changes Included

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hyo-jin] The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) announced on the 8th that it has published the "Guidebook on Cambodia's Financial Industry Supervision System."

Since 2013, the FSS has published a series of guidebooks on supervisory systems by country 11 times to systematically support Korean financial companies' overseas expansion.

Since 2015, the guidebooks have been published focusing on New Southern countries with high demand for expansion. In Cambodia, 12 domestic financial companies have entered the market, including 8 banks, 3 credit specialized companies, and 1 securities company.

The Cambodia edition contains information on the current status of Cambodia's financial industry, licensing and business supervision systems, and precautions for market entry. It also includes the latest environmental changes such as mandatory local currency (riel) loans and strengthened soundness regulations.

The FSS distributed this material to financial companies and financial associations and posted it on the Financial Hub Support Center website.

The FSS stated, "We plan to continuously expand information provision for countries with high demand for expansion and actively support domestic financial companies' overseas expansion."

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