FSS to Hold Financial Supervision Briefings in 7 Sessions

On the 20th, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) announced that it will hold a total of seven sector-specific financial supervision briefings from the 24th of this month until the 12th of next month.

Through these briefings, the FSS will explain the direction of supervision and inspection as well as plans for addressing recent issues, while also listening to diverse opinions from financial industry and academic stakeholders and conducting in-depth discussions on current matters.

The briefings are expected to attract around 1,500 financial experts, including executives and employees of financial companies and associations, as well as academics and researchers. The FSS plans to explain the specific supervision and inspection directions for 2025 by each financial sector.

This year, the FSS will actively incorporate the positive evaluations of the 'Standing Tea Time' introduced for the first time last year by extending the duration and conducting small group discussions through round tables to facilitate in-depth discussions and collect opinions on key issues.

An FSS official stated, "We plan to actively reflect the opinions and suggestions of financial companies and other stakeholders presented at this briefing in our supervision and inspection tasks," adding, "We will continue to maintain active communication with financial companies, financial consumers, and external experts to provide top-tier supervisory services that listen closely to the field."