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South Korea's market watchdog is considering imposing penalties on companies that fail to boost shareholder returns in the long run. This move comes after a reform package aimed at encouraging voluntary efforts was met with market disappointment, with companies at risk of being delisted for lack of growth.
🔥 South Korea's market watchdog chief warned that companies could face penalties for failing to boost shareholder returns in the long run, signalling a tougher approach after a reform package to spur voluntary efforts was met with market disappointment. https://t.co/NqKOj79Fhs
South Korean companies that have not seen growth in a long time risk being dropped from the stock exchange, the nation’s financial watchdog says https://t.co/BcDHRNh4hx
S.Korea considering penalties on firms failing to boost shareholder return https://t.co/GobUJ2QOc7 https://t.co/PLnyr3vn6Q
