South Korea FSC reviews Hana Bank Dunamu stake purchase

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is reviewing Hana Bank’s $668 million acquisition of a stake in Dunamu. The examination centers on regulations that limit banks’ exposure to cryptocurrency exchanges.

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is examining the transaction involving Hana Bank and Dunamu. The review addresses compliance with rules that restrict how much banks can invest in crypto-related businesses.

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