The Financial Supervisory Service imposed a fine of 500 million won on OK Savings Bank for poor credit information management.
Paul Lee
hoondork1977@alphabiz.co.kr | 2024-04-11 03:45:14
(Photo = Yonhap news)
[Alpha Biz= Reporter Paul Lee] OK Savings Bank was fined 520 million won by the Financial Supervisory Service.
According to the FSS, OK Savings Bank violated its obligation to manage credit information by incorrectly registering overdue information for some 4,000 borrowers who applied for personal rehabilitation for two years from 2020.
If the court makes a suspension, a prohibition order or a decision to start personal rehabilitation procedures, overdue information cannot be registered, but the Financial Supervisory Service pointed out that in the process, there is a lack of an internal control system to prevent misuse and abuse of personal credit information.
[ⓒ AlphaBIZ. 무단전재-재배포 금지]
많이 본 기사
- 1Korean Low-Cost Carriers Cut Routes as Oil Prices and Currency Surge Amid Middle East Tensions
- 2KakaoBank App Outage Occurred Twice Due to Misdiagnosed Cause, Lawmaker Raises Concerns
- 3Aekyung Chemical to Sell China Subsidiary After Halting Operations
- 4DB HiTek Minority Shareholders Urge Forced Disposal of Alleged Hidden Stake by Founder
- 5Samsung Electronics GOS Lawsuit Over Galaxy S22 Ends After Four Years with Court-Mediated Settlement
- 6Toss Removes “Han River Temperature” Feature After Backlash Over Insensitive Messaging