Global financial firms are shifting focus to South Korea while approaching China and India cautiously, a survey reveals.
Global financial firms are pivoting expansion plans towards South Korea while taking a more
measured approach to China and India, according to an industry
survey.Firms are also scaling existing businesses and widening
product lines in a narrower set of markets, the survey conducted
by Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association
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