South Korea's alarming recovery

Article Abstract:

The South Korean economy faces a number of risks, although it is undergoing a recovery. There is concern about a debt refinancing announcement from Daewoo, which has led to a drop in stock prices and a rise in interest rates. There are reports of hardships faced by the middle classes in South Korean newsapers. Meanwhile, net exports are rising, and stock-shedding is slowing. There are calls for structural reform to be undertaken more rapidly and the government is aware of the need for reform in order for long-term economic growth to be achieved.

Daewoo Corp.

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The giants stumble: South Korean manufacturing

Article Abstract:

South Korea improved its economy in the early 1990s by promoting development by its largest conglomerate corporations through multiple bank loans. The financial health of the corporations has not survived such diversification because of downturns in industries, higher costs and competitiveness.

Management, Debt financing (Corporations), Debt financing

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To the brink, and back again

Article Abstract:

The problems of Hyundai, and their impact on financial markets in South Korea are examined in detail.

Financial markets, Hyundai Corp.

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