Opinion: Korean borrowers - live in the present, learn from the past

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Opinion: Korean borrowers - live in the present, learn from the past

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Loans bankers expect a flurry of activity from South Korea in the next two months but with Korean banks pulling back from domestic lending, borrowers may have to turn to Taiwan for funds. The likelihood is that Taiwanese banks will be ready to support them — but borrowers would be wise to be wary.

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