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South Korea Considers Capping Bank Chief Terms
PoliticsKorea Herald1mo ago

South Korea Considers Capping Bank Chief Terms

South Korean financial authorities are exploring a governance overhaul that could cap financial holding company chairs at two three-year terms, potentially reshaping leadership succession in major banking groups.

Greek Banks Report Strong Performance, Upgraded Targets
Businesscyprus-mail20d ago

Greek Banks Report Strong Performance, Upgraded Targets

Greek banking groups with operations in Cyprus exceeded expectations in their second-quarter results, driven by increased lending, resilient interest income, and rising fee revenue, leading analysts to maintain a positive outlook for the sector.

War Threatens Households, Businesses, and Bank Balance Sheets
Worldiefimerida4mo ago

War Threatens Households, Businesses, and Bank Balance Sheets

A day after the warning from G. Stournaras about the risk of a new generation of 'red' loans due to war, the EU Financial Stability Report reinforces these warning signals. In 2025, Greek banking groups recorded profits after a period of challenges.

South Korean economy braces for Middle East fallout, banks step in
Financecyprus-mailKorea Herald6mo ago2 sources

South Korean economy braces for Middle East fallout, banks step in

South Korea’s financial sector is preparing for potential fallout from escalating conflict in the Middle East, with major banking groups rolling out emergency support programs for companies exposed to rising geopolitical risks while authorities step up monitoring of financial markets. Hana Financial Group said Monday it will provide a 12 trillion won ($8.2 billion) financial support package through Hana Bank for companies vulnerable to disruptions linked to the conflict, including emergency liqu

Middle East conflict poses limited direct bank risk, says agency
Financecyprus-mail6mo ago

Middle East conflict poses limited direct bank risk, says agency

At the present stage, the direct and indirect effects of the expanding conflict in the Middle East on international banks and asset managers are considered manageable, according to a report by Morningstar DBRS. The rating agency stated that international banking groups do not have material direct exposures in the Middle East, thereby limiting immediate credit […]