Financial Services Commission to supplement household debt '1.5% aggregate cap'... easing loans for real demand borrowers

The Financial Services Commission will keep its household debt management stance but prepare second-half measures to ease the squeeze from the 1.5% loan cap.

The goal is to reduce unintended blocks on home loans for first-time buyers and young households while still controlling household debt risks.

It also plans financial-sector reforms, including better governance rules such as CEO reappointment standards.

Additional measures include tighter rules on single-stock leveraged ETFs, support for Homeplus suppliers, and reforms to private equity fund regulations.