South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) unveiled on Tuesday its 2025 work plan, aiming to stabilize markets, ease financial burdens and drive innovation. Key measures include a $69-billion (100-trillion won) Market Stabilization Program, raising deposit protection limits to $69,000 (100 million won) and injecting $93.7 billion (136 trillion won) into strategic sectors like semiconductors and green technologies, with 60% of funds deployed in the first half of the year.

The FSC also outlined measures to ease debt burdens for small businesses and low-income households through expanded credit and restructuring programs. To modernize finance, it plans to overhaul fintech regulations,