Financial Services Commission Holds 6th Remote Video Meeting of the Securities and Futures Commission
[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jihwan] The Financial Services Commission announced on the 25th that it held the 6th Securities and Futures Commission meeting remotely via video conference, marking the first time a collegial (committee) central administrative agency has done so.
The FSC decided to replace face-to-face meetings with remote video conferences as part of the social distancing campaign in response to the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19), aiming to establish a contactless lifestyle.
The remote video conference was conducted by having commissioners and presenters connect to the internet On-Nara video conference system from their offices and homes.
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An FSC official stated, "Based on the results of this meeting, we will actively utilize remote video conferencing methods for future FSC and Securities and Futures Commission meetings," adding, "We will strive to ensure that the remote video conference, implemented for the first time by a collegial central administrative agency, spreads within the government."
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