Financial Supervisory Service Publishes 2021 Capital Market Risk Analysis Report

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[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jihwan] The Financial Supervisory Service announced on the 31st that it has published the 2021 Capital Market Risk Analysis Report. The purpose is to monitor the macroprudential soundness of the capital market and diagnose potential risk factors to prepare for systemic risks in the capital market.

Chapter 1 of the report provides an overview of last year's economic situation and financial markets, drawing implications related to the capital market. Chapter 2 divides the capital market into stocks, bonds, short-term finance, foreign exchange, derivatives, and fund markets, analyzing the status of each sector and diagnosing risk factors.

Chapter 3 diagnoses risk factors in the capital market by dividing them into four sectors and ten detailed items: post-COVID capital market structural changes, expansion of individual direct investment in risky assets, real estate shadow banking and overseas alternative investments, private equity funds, and overseas real estate funds, deriving implications for preventing systemic risks.

The Financial Supervisory Service plans to publish the report as a booklet and distribute it to related organizations, research institutions, and the media.

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