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    How K-Exim and K-sure financed a petrochemical facility in Singapore
    The Export-Import Bank of Korea (K-Exim), Korea Trade Insurance Corporation (K-sure) and a group of 11 international commercial bank lenders raised financing for a US$2.5 billion greenfield petrochemical facility for Jurong Aromatics on Jurong Island, Singapore in June last year in a pioneering deal
    July 31 2012
  • Korea’s revised FISCMA threatens domestic banks
    Revisions to Korea's Financial Investments Services and Capital Markets Act (FISCMA) could lead to the cannibalisation of domestic banks, Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has warned
    July 31 2012
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    Looking beyond Basel III
    Korean banks learnt lessons from the crash of 1997 and have impressive reserves of cash. An amendment to the Bank Act has been made to ensure compliance with Basel III, but the framework coming into effect next year does not seem to be causing too much concern among the country’s financial institutions
    July 31 2012
  • Key Finance Deals
    Project Finance Al Tamimi & Company
    July 31 2012
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    A year of reform: Updates in IP, personal data protection and the media
    By Kwang Wook Lee and Sejung Lee, Yoon & Yang LLC
    July 31 2012
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    Korea’s trade union troubles
    Multiple trade unions can now exist within a single company. The move was designed to give employees more choice, but businesses leader have their doubts about how the system will work in practice
    July 31 2012
  • Moving beyond confrontation
    David Yu, general counsel of Diageo in South Korea, talks to Katherine Jo about how his company has managed to avoid conflict with the country’s famously strong unions and the challenges posed by new regulations
    July 31 2012
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    Substance over form aims to address loose regulations
    Korean courts hold that economic substance now overrules legal substance when addressing foreign companies’ use of holding companies in third countries for Korean acquisitions. Lone Star marks the first precedent in this ruling, but other cases will determine how Korea’s National Tax Service will treat such holding companies in the future
    July 31 2012
  • A man of many hats
    Samil PricewaterhouseCoopers tax partner Henry An tells Katherine Jo about some of the uncertainties and tax issues that have arisen as a result of Korea adopting International Financial Reporting Standards
    July 31 2012
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    KCC amendments call for diversification and flexibility
    The M&A market in Korea has made an impressive recovery during the global downturn. Extensive revisions to the Korean Commercial Code should facilitate innovation and further boost growth
    July 31 2012
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