Bank of Korea

Bank of Korea is the central bank of South Korea. It operates lending and deposit facilities to control the availability of banking institutions' funds. Its lending and deposit facilities consist of Bank Intermediated Lending Support Facility, Liquidity Adjustment Loans and Deposits, Intraday Overdrafts and Special Loans.

Korea, Indonesia central banks ink MOU for bilateral trade: report

It reduces companies’ exposure to exchange rate risks.

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Korea, Indonesia central banks ink MOU for bilateral trade: report

It reduces companies’ exposure to exchange rate risks.

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Household loans extended by South Korean banks shrank for third straight month: report

High borrowing costs lowered demand.

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South Korean bank deposits up by KRW22.3t in February

Transferable deposits rose by KRW21.4t during the month.

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Korean banks' household loans extend decline whilst corporate loans slow

Loans extended to local SMEs rose rapidly in February.

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South Korea’s bank loans fall by $834m in September: report

The rise in banks’ lending rates contributed to the fall.

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Over 17 million Koreans use online financial services daily: central bank

Two in three Korean respondents use mobile financial services.

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South Korean banks’ household lending rise in April

Corporate lending rose to its second-highest monthly figure ever.

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South Korea completes first phase of digital currency feasibility test

The second phase of the test will be carried out until 22 June.

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