South Korea to Monitor $37B Overseas Private Debt Investments on May 26

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According to Jin10, South Korea's government announced on May 26 that it will monitor approximately $37 billion in overseas private debt investments held by Korean investors amid recent global private credit market risks. South Korea's financial regulators and finance ministry stated in a joint statement that the government will continue monitoring Korean investors' relevant risk exposure while maintaining close coordination between agencies. As of end-February, South Korea's financial industry held $20.2 billion in overseas private debt investments, with pension funds accounting for $16.8 billion. The government stated that considering the scale relative to total assets, the overall financial industry's investment risk remains manageable.
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