In FX Law and Regulations in Korea: Problems and Prospects, Min-woo Kang offers a comprehensive and thorough discussion of the FX regulatory system in Korea, with a special focus on its chronic problems and possible remedies under the overhauled legal system. The author has provided technical analysis on each provision of the complex Korean law, which is commonly accepted as too convoluted, even for legal professionals. Fully utilising a host of legal materials as well as documents in the relevant economic theory, Min-woo Kang convincingly provides the rationale for FX regulation and a robust argument for amending the current Korean law in a significant way. This piece sheds a light on the path Korean lawmakers and regulatory authorities will take. Academics and practitioners interested in the Korean FX law will find this a good reference.
Min-woo Kang, CFA, FRM, MSc (LSE), Ph.D. (Korea), is a lecturer of banking and finance at Korea University School of Law. He has published many articles on financial law and regulations, including Enforcing the market abuse regime in Korea: recent developments and challenges ahead (OUP, 2021)
Contents
FX Law and Regulations in Korea: Problems and Prospects
âMin-woo Kang
Abstract 1 Keywords â
â1âIntroduction
â2âTheoretical Underpinnings of FX Regulations
â3âCurrent Landscape of the Korean FX Law and Regulations
â4âCentral Problems in the Korean FX Regulatory System: A Critical Review and Analysis
â5âProposals for Amendment of the Legal System
â6âConclusion
âBibliography
All serious banking regulators, practitioners, and academics (plus law school students) with an interest in the Korean FX market and business.