President Yoon Suk Yeol chaired a 'Capital Market Policy Meeting' on the morning of November 13 in Yeouido, Seoul, discussing measures to restore trust in the capital market, including the expansion of shareholder-centric management and the restructuring of the KOSDAQ market.
The meeting, themed 'A Trusted Capital Market: Seeking Answers from the Field,' aimed to explore normalization and development strategies for the capital market from the perspectives of businesses, markets, and investors.
Following the President's opening remarks, three capital market experts presented on topics including the promotion of shareholder-centric management and enhancement of corporate value, the restructuring of the venture investment ecosystem and KOSDAQ market, and the expansion of long-term institutional demand in the stock market. Afterward, participants engaged in free discussions divided into two sessions lasting approximately 67 minutes.
About 80 attendees included over 30 private sector representatives from businesses, investors, and experts, as well as officials from the National Assembly, government, and the presidential office. Notable attendees from the National Assembly included Yoo Dong-soo, chairman of the Political Affairs Committee, Park Sang-hyuk, the Democratic Party's Political Affairs Committee secretary, and Oh Gi-hyeong, chairman of the Democratic Party's K-Capital Market Special Committee.
Government and related agencies were represented by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance, the Minister of Small and Medium Enterprises and Startups, the Chairman of the Financial Services Commission, the Chairman of the Financial Supervisory Service, and the President of the Korea Exchange. Officials from the presidential office included the Chief of Staff, the Policy Chief, and the Senior Secretary for Economic Growth.
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