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Challenges in South Korea's Market Enhancement
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South Korea's Corporate Value-up Program, modeled after Japan's, is intended to elevate shareholder returns and market valuations, combating the 'Korea discount.' However, the prevalence of family-led conglomerates like Samsung and LG poses hurdles to minority shareholder impact, necessitating mandatory reforms.
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How might the resistance to mandatory reforms impact the competitiveness of South Korea's stock market on a global scale?
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