South Korea's financial watchdogs oppose government's decentralization plan, warning of slower crisis response and talent drain
Unions representing financial regulators and policy bodies warn that moving institutions out of the capital region could slow crisis response, weaken oversight, and drive skilled employees out. The government's roadmap for this second phase of its decadeslong decentralization effort, initially expected in September, may now come in October or November.
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