Bank of Korea Drags Feet on Climate Change with Only 20% Progress

The Bank of Korea is under fire for its sluggish response to the climate crisis over the past four years. Reports indicate that the central bank has completed only two out of ten designated tasks, showing a lack of urgency. While global financial institutions are racing toward green initiatives, Korea's monetary authority seems stuck in neutral. This slow progress raises serious questions about the bank's commitment to integrating environmental risks into its core financial strategies.