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Anna J. Park

Korea Times Politics & City Reporter

Anna Jiwon Park has been covering the politics at The Korea Times since the summer of 2024, when she joined the press pool for the Office of the President in Korea. Prior to that, she spent about five years reporting extensively on financial markets, regulatory authorities and the financial industry. She joined The Korea Times in 2019 after spending eight years as a broadcast journalist at Arirang TV, Korea’s leading global broadcaster, covering politics, defense and culture.

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Cryptocurrency

Fallen crypto mogul Do Kwon could face heavy sentence in US

Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon, who was apprehended in Montenegro over his alleged involvement in a $40 billion cryptocurrency fraud, is slated for extradition to the United States where he could potentially face a more severe sentence compared to what he might receive in Korea.

Feb 22, 2024By Anna J. Park
Fallen crypto mogul Do Kwon could face heavy sentence in US
Banking & Finance

Eximbank signs MOU with KfW IPEX-Bank on strategic tech, supply chain

The Export-Import Bank of Korea (Eximbank) announced Thursday that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with KfW IPEX-Bank, pledging mutual cooperation for future strategic technology and joint responses on supply chain issues.

Feb 22, 2024By Anna J. Park
Eximbank signs MOU with KfW IPEX-Bank on strategic tech, supply chain
Banking & Finance

Toss Bank to appoint first female CEO in internet-only banking industry

Toss Bank has nominated Rhee Eun-mi, former CFO of DGB Daegu Bank, as the sole candidate for its next CEO for a two-year term, the internet-only bank said Wednesday.

Feb 21, 2024By Anna J. Park
Toss Bank to appoint first female CEO in internet-only banking industry
Economy

Corporate savings log first annual decrease in 19 years

Savings deposit accounts owned by companies logged an annual decrease for the first time in 19 years last year, due mainly to the soaring interest rates experienced by the companies.

Feb 21, 2024By Anna J. Park
Corporate savings log first annual decrease in 19 years
Economy

Asiana Airlines' cargo business up for sale

Upon receiving a conditional approval from the European Union (EU) over the merger between Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, the sale of Asiana Airlines' cargo business has officially kicked off, as selling off the freight arm was part of the conditions to receive the EU grant over the merger deal.

Feb 20, 2024By Anna J. Park
Asiana Airlines' cargo business up for sale
  • Asiana workers face job insecurity, zero bonuses amid record sales
Economy

Proxy fights expected to rise at upcoming shareholders meetings

The upcoming regular shareholders meeting season starting next month is expected to see a rise in the number of proxy contests due to the increased activity of various activist funds and minor shareholders submitting shareholder proposals. This trend also corresponds with the government's recent focus on enhancing the corporate valuation of domestic companies in stock markets.

Feb 20, 2024By Anna J. Park
Proxy fights expected to rise at upcoming shareholders meetings
Banking & Finance

INTERVIEW Global private equity firm sees opportunities in power generation, transport in climate sector

During the past decade, Hillhouse Investment, a global private equity firm (PEF) with its assets under management (AUM) standing at $73.3 billion, has been strengthening investment in the climate technology sector, as the firm sees opportunities in the energy transition and transport industries.

Feb 20, 2024By Anna J. Park
[INTERVIEW] Global private equity firm sees opportunities in power generation, transport in climate sector
Economy

Largest shareholder of Kumho Petrochemical goes after managerial control again

 

Feb 16, 2024By Anna J. Park
Largest shareholder of Kumho Petrochemical goes after managerial control again
Economy

Will M&A market for insurance companies revive this year?

Market attention is now on whether the insurance M&A market could be able to reverse its frozen atmosphere in this year. While some market watchers expect M&A activities in the insurance sector to be revitalized as uncertainties are resolved over the application of the new IFRS 17 global accounting standards, concerns still linger regarding the long-term forecast for the domestic insurance industry, according to industry officials, Friday.

Feb 16, 2024By Anna J. Park
Will M&A market for insurance companies revive this year?
Economy

Investors hit by ELS losses demand public audit of financial authorities

Investors who have incurred significant losses from equity-linked securities (ELS) tied to Hong Kong's Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) have requested the Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea (BAI) to investigate financial authorities. They argue that there have been serious supervisory failures regarding this matter.

Feb 15, 2024By Anna J. Park
Investors hit by ELS losses demand public audit of financial authorities
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