FINANCE - The man in charge talks reform

Reform seemed to slip down South Korea's list of priorities during recent years of stellar growth. Now that the country faces an unstable economic future is it more, or less, likely to tackle reform and restructuring? Jin Nyum, South Korea's deputy prime minister and minister of finance and economy, believes the former. He is keen to justify the government's recent actions, and shares his extensive plans for the country's restructuring with Asiamoney's Fiona Haddock.