Financial Supervisory Service Publishes 'Financial Information Country Brief'... Financial Data from 33 Countries

Producing E-books Covering Countries with High Demand for Expansion

Financial Supervisory Service, Yeouido, Seoul. Photo by Jinhyung Kang aymsdream@

On the 28th, the Financial Supervisory Service announced the publication of the '2023 Financial Information Country Brief,' which contains trends in the financial industries of 33 countries and the status of domestic financial companies' overseas expansion.

This time, Kyrgyzstan, which has gained increased attention as a strategic hub between Asia and Europe, was added. Following BNK Capital's establishment of a local subsidiary in Kyrgyzstan for the first time in September 2022, BC Card established a joint venture specializing in card payments in Kyrgyzstan in May of this year.

The Financial Supervisory Service has been compiling the Financial Information Country Brief since 2014. In response to the growing demand for information on emerging financial markets, the countries covered have expanded to include Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Latin America. The Country Brief can be viewed on the 'Financial Hub Support Center website,' a one-stop information platform related to overseas expansion of financial companies.

The Financial Supervisory Service explained, "We will strengthen support for domestic financial companies' overseas expansion by enhancing networks with foreign financial supervisory authorities, collecting high-quality information, and actively sharing it with the financial industry."

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