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UPDATE 1-S.Korea Kookmin to raise $342 mln in new shre sale

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SEOUL, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Kookmin Bank, South Korea's top retail lender, said on Wednesday it would sell 500 billion won ($342 million) worth of new shares to its parent KB Financial Group to shore up its capital base. To absorb...

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S.Korea govt faces more pressure to push bank mergers

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By Kim Yeon-hee SEOUL, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Deteriorating financial markets, looming corporate failures and a falling capital base could trigger the first major shake-up of South Korea's banking industry since the Asian financial...

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Korean Banks Recovering Pre-Crisis Financial Soundness

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28-Nov-2008
        

The Financial Supervisory Service predicts that Korea¡¯s 14 commercial banks will see their Bank for International Settlements capital adequacy ratios rise from an average 10.79 percent at the end of September to 11.37 percent...

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Seoul shares extend gain, up 4 pct as banks bubble

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26-Nov-2008 19 related
        

SEOUL, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Seoul shares extended gains to rise 4 percent on Wednesday as banks jumped for a second session after the bailout of U.S. financial giant Citigroup, while gains in defensive issues lent support to the...

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Asian stock markets rise after Wall Street rally

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25-Nov-2008 234 related
        

TOKYO -- Asian markets rose Tuesday as investors regained some confidence on Wall Street's second straight day of strong gains, spurred by a U.S. government bailout of banking giant Citigroup. Initial reaction in the region to...

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SKorean stocks rise sharply after Wall Street gain

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25-Nov-2008 9 related
        

South Korean stocks rose sharply Tuesday, spurred by a big gain on Wall Street following a U.S. government bailout of banking giant Citigroup. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index rose 50.33 points, or 5.2 percent, to 1,020.47...

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Asian Stock Markets Rise After Wall Street Rally

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25-Nov-2008 234 related
        

Timeline: U.S. Credit Crunch & Financial Failures View Market Summaries & Leading Stock Changes TOKYO (AP) ― Asian markets rose Tuesday as investors regained some confidence on Wall Street's second straight day of strong gains,...

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Asian stock markets rise after Wall Street rally

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25-Nov-2008 47 related
        

TOKYO - Asian markets rose Tuesday as investors regained some confidence on Wall Street's second straight day of strong gains, spurred by a U.S. government bailout of banking giant Citigroup. Initi...

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STOCKS NEWS ASIA-Shares to jump as Citi bailout boosts Wall St

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24-Nov-2008 4 related
        

WELLINGTON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Asian shares are set to soar on Tuesday, as Wall Street marked its best two-day run in 21 years after the U.S. government bailed out Citigroup. U.S and European stocks surged in a broad relief...

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South Korean stocks rise sharply after Citigroup rescue boosts Wall Street

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25-Nov-2008 85 related
        

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean stocks rose sharply Tuesday, spurred by a big gain on Wall Street following a U.S. government bailout of banking giant Citigroup. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index rose 50.33 points, or 5.2...

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