(Bloomberg) -- South Korea's corporate watchdog is looking into unfair inter-subsidiary transactions of mid-sized enterprises, reported Yonhap News.
“We're seriously monitoring undue intra-group dealings at mid-sized companies with assets worth or under five trillion won ($4.3 billion),” the Fair Trade Commission Chairwoman Joh Sung-wook was quoted as saying in an interview. “We can't identify them now, but there are a couple we're watching.”
The anti-trust watchdog has been cracking down on undue intra-group transactions that favor companies owned by the founding family members of large conglomerates, which can frequently be intended to facilitate ownership succession.
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