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Seoul Economic Daily
Korean savers are buying market exposure with a safety net.
Major banks sold 1.5736 trillion won, about 1.18 billion dollars, in equity-linked deposits in just the first ten days of November, far above October’s full-month total. The products tie returns to stock indexes while protecting principal, a draw during sharp market swings. Separately, bank household loans crossed 1,200 trillion won for the first time, led by mortgages.

Sources:

1.5 Trillion Won Flows Into ELDs Amid Rollercoaster Market — Seoul Economic Daily, November 12 2026
Bank Household Loans Top 1,200 Trillion Won for First Time — Seoul Economic Daily, November 12 2026

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00:03korea's stock market swings are pushing savers toward principal protected products banks sold
00:09more equity link deposits in 10 days and in all of october and bank household loans just crossed
00:16a new threshold it's thursday november 12 let's break down what's happening in korea's financial
00:23sector equity link deposits or elds pay returns tied to an index while protecting the principal
00:31they appeal to savers who want market exposure without the risk of loss recent volatility in
00:38korean equities has made that trade-off more attractive here's what the numbers show 1.5736
00:46trillion won about 1.18 billion dollars flowed into elds at major banks from november 1 to 10
00:55that compares with about 520 billion won roughly 390 million dollars for all of october june sales
01:05stood at 780.2 billion won so the 10-day figure is about double a full month earlier this year
01:13separately bank household loans topped 1200 trillion won about 900 billion dollars for the
01:21first time driven by mortgages so what does this mean for banking and regulatory professionals
01:28earlier we said volatility is pushing savers toward protection here's what that actually means for you
01:35banks gain stable deposit funding but rising household debt keeps regulators focused on lending limits
01:43first whether eld inflows hold if markets calm second regulatory responses to the 1200 trillion won loan mark
01:53third mortgage demand heading into year end that's today's ai prism finance daily this episode was
02:02produced with ai assistance based on sole economic daily reporting and reviewed by a human editor ai prism is a
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