Koreans may regret tough stance on market disruption clauses

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Koreans may regret tough stance on market disruption clauses

Borrowers in the loan market have had some success fending off attempts by Taiwanese banks to trigger market disruption clauses but they might regret that next year, said syndicate bankers. After all, they will need those same lenders next time they decide to launch a loan.

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