Restrictions on Bank Ownership in Korea
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Restrictions on bank ownership have made the government de facto owner of banks and virtually manage them. This paper investigates the real reason why the government sticks to the regulation, and argues that the real reason is for the government to continue governing and controlling the financial industry. Based on this argument, the paper recommends the abolishment of the banking ownership restrictions so as to enable a controlling major shareholder of a bank to emerge. JEL Classification: G21, G28
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Restrictions on bank ownership have made the government de facto owner of banks and virtually manage them. This paper investigates the real reason why the government sticks to the regulation, and argues that the real reason is for the government to continue governing and controlling the financial industry. Based on this argument, the paper recommends the abolishment of the banking ownership restrictions so as to enable a controlling major shareholder of a bank to emerge. JEL Classification: G21, G28
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