The Financial Services Commission said on the 21st that it opened a public proposal channel for the financial sector to identify and improve tasks that the public can feel.
The "proposal center for normalization tasks in the financial sector," opened on the 20th, was created to gather unreasonable practices felt in the financial field or institutional improvement measures and reflect them in policy. Anyone can participate through the Financial Services Commission website. Any matter in the financial sector that is inconvenient or deemed to need improvement can be submitted without restriction.
The Financial Services Commission plans to review proposals submitted to the center and actively reflect them in future financial policymaking and institutional improvement processes.
Lee Eog-weon, chair of the Financial Services Commission, said, "Problems the public feels on the financial front lines are the starting point for financial improvements," adding, "We will improve and advance the financial sector based on the proposals you send."