Bloomberg: South Korea Fines Over a Dozen Financial Institutions Around $1.2 Billion for Treasury Bond Bidding Collusion
According to Bloomberg, South Korea's antitrust regulator has imposed a record fine of 1.63 trillion won, equivalent to about $1.2 billion, on more than a dozen domestic banks and securities firms for colluding on government bond auctions over a period of more than three years following a one-year investigation.
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