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Korea to Monitor $37 Billion of Overseas Private Credit Exposure

South Korea will monitor overseas private debt investments from the nation that total some $37 billion, the government said, following recent scares in the industry globally.

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Korea to Monitor $37 Billion of Overseas Private Credit Exposure
South Korea will monitor overseas private debt investments from the nation that total some $37 billion, the government said, following recent scares in the industry globally.
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