Greater respect for privacy deters leaks of personal information The cause of recent massive personal information leakage involving card companies in Korea is not only in a poor risk management system. Korea needs..
Redefining Asian insurers' investment portfolios As we begin 2014, there is no doubt that insurers globally are faced with a unique set of challenges, both old and new, that will drive them to re-e..
New normal in emerging markets Market turbulence that started from Argentina, Turkey and Russia has subsided for a while but might flare up again all of sudden in the coming month..
Now is time to raise bar of sustainability across value chain Is CSR something one is pushed to do, or does it create a business opportunity? That is an interesting subject raised at the International CSR ..
Growth outlook for eurozone too optimistic International institutions and the consensus of forecasters expect a growth rate of close to 1 percent in the eurozone in 2014. Such an economic rec..
Asian housing markets in trouble A large buildup of credit in recent years makes housing markets in Asia vulnerable to interest-rate shock.
Should BOK cut rates to boost growth? Global central banks are set to keep interest rates exceptionally low for the foreseeable future.
Seoul, tomorrow's winner as tourism hub The annual meeting of the Seoul International Business Advisory Council (SIBAC) was held at Seoul City Hall in late October under the theme: Estab..
Chun's family should pay more In April 1997, Koreas Supreme Court ruled that former President Chun Doo-hwan owed 220.5 billion won as a fine for illegally enriching himself and..
Europe's recovery boon for Korean equities Many investors are now sharing the view that Europes problems, including political uncertainty, are no longer an excuse for being bearish about th..
