Financial Supervisory Service to Hold "National Briefing Session" on September 17

Over 250 Participants Including Ordinary Consumers
Comprehensive Report on Progress in Implementing the "Financial Consumer Protection Roadmap"
Live Q&A Session with Senior Officials of the Financial Supervisory Service

The Financial Supervisory Service announced on August 31 that it will hold a national briefing session on September 17 to share the progress made so far in the area of financial consumer protection and to listen to public opinion regarding future directions.

Approximately 250 participants, including ordinary consumers, representatives from the financial sector, related organizations, and external experts, are expected to attend the event. It will serve as a platform for open sharing and discussion of efforts to strengthen financial consumer protection.

In the first session, the Financial Supervisory Service will provide a comprehensive report on its achievements and progress in implementing the "Financial Consumer Protection Improvement Roadmap." Representatives from the financial industry are scheduled to present concrete case studies on improvements in the areas of financial product development and sales processes, as well as the strengthening of internal controls. External experts will offer recommendations on the Financial Supervisory Service's efforts to enhance financial consumer protection and suggest future action plans.

The second session will feature a panel discussion, during which participants from various sectors will discuss the efforts and future challenges of financial authorities in protecting consumers. There will also be an open floor for attendees to share their opinions, as well as a live Q&A session with senior officials of the Financial Supervisory Service. This format is intended to capture real-life experiences and voices from the front lines. Any member of the public can apply to attend the briefing session, and participants will be selected by lottery. Applications are open from August 31 until September 8.

Besides on-site attendance, the event will be broadcast live via the official YouTube channel of the Financial Supervisory Service, and presentation materials, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions will be made available on the agency's website afterwards.

A representative of the Financial Supervisory Service stated, "We will continue to maintain close communication with financial consumers and strive to build a robust consumer protection framework."

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