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Topic: capital-flows

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Tuesday, 6/30, 12:43 AM

Global Financial Firms Are Pivoting to South Korea and Cooling on China

  • Half of the global financial institutions in a new industry survey say they plan to expand in South Korea over the next three years — double the share a year ago — while appetite for China has flatlined and India has slipped down the list.
  • Korea's governance reforms and a coming bond-index inclusion are pulling in the money.

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