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Regarding the DLF, which has a major controversy over the loss of principals, it is observed that the recommendation rate for victims will exceed 70%, the highest level. The Financial Supervisory Service is also considering penalties for Woori Bank and Hana Bank.

I'm Bae Joon-woo.

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Derivatively-funded funds, DLFs, linked to foreign interest rates, lose their principal if their underlying assets fall outside of a defined range.

However, falling interest rates in Germany and the UK led to 98% of the principal.

Banks promoted DLF as a high-yield product with little principal loss, and made new sales despite falling interest rates.

[DLF Victims (Daily Audit): Persuaded Germany to be a safe commodity with no loss of 1% unless Germany was ruined.

For this reason, the FSS considers the DLF crisis to be the most severe, compared to past dispute settlement cases involving undersold sales.

To date, 250 dispute settlements have been filed.

It is also predicted that the rate of victim compensation will exceed the previous 70%.

The Financial Supervisory Service's dispute resolution process usually takes 70% of the margin line for financial company reimbursement, taking into account its own liability for investments.

[Suk Yoon Yun / Director of the Financial Supervisory Service (National Auditor on the 21st): You said 70% of the loss rate of the principal.

We are also reviewing the penalties for our current and current executives and agencies.

Hana Bank also revealed the situation that interrupted the inspection by deleting internal data immediately before the inspection.

The FSS will announce the results as early as two months later this week.