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The Korean government has come under fire from all sides. Some accuse it of being too slow in pursuing reform and others suggest that it is interfering far too much. Chris Cockerill spoke to Korean deputy finance minister Lee Kyun Kyong about the barrage of crtiticisms
There seems to have been a lot of negative sentiment in the market concerning the restructuring of Korea’s financial sector recently. Why?
I don’t believe the international community’s perception has been negative.
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