Previously, a loan could only be written off after remaining classified as a bad loan for two consecutive years. The new central bank circular removes this mandatory two-year waiting period.

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Lee Eog-weon, the chairman of the Financial Services Commission, delivers a congratulatory speech at the launch ceremony of the New Leap Fund at the Korea Press Center in central Seoul on Oct. 1.

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