Japan-China-Korea triangular “financial diplomacy” resumed

Japan and South Korea will resume the Japan-Korea Financial Supervision Regular Meeting (Shuttle Meeting), which has been suspended since 2017, within the year. For this reason, South Korean Financial Services Commission Chairman Kim Joo-hyun (Kim Ju-hyun)
He plans to visit Japan in early October to discuss expanding financial exchanges. Recently, Lee Bok-hyun, director of the Korean Financial Supervisory Service, visited China for the first time in six years and discussed financial supervisory cooperation between the two countries.
Meanwhile, shuttle meetings with Japan have begun again with Marcos Benjamin Lee, and it is expected that ``financial diplomacy between Japan, China, and South Korea'' will be in full swing.
According to South Korean financial authorities, Chairman Kim will visit Japan next month to conduct a
We plan to discuss resuming the chateau meeting. It is expected that specific agenda items between Japan and South Korea will be discussed at this meeting.
Chairman Kim's visit to Japan comes after Director Lee met with Japan's Financial Services Agency in July.
This result was achieved approximately three months after requesting cooperation.