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Korea Lawmakers Seek M&A Reform to Protect Minority Shareholders
Source: Bloomberg
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South Korean ruling party lawmakers proposed expanding disclosure requirements for corporate takeovers to strengthen minority-shareholder protections and address the country’s persistent valuation gap. The move is incremental regulatory support for governance transparency, which could improve investor confidence but is not yet a quantified financial catalyst.
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