Article: Prices not sole factor in sale of bailout firms: policy lender.

SEOUL, Oct. 29 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's state-run policy lender said Thursday it will consider not only prices but also potential buyers' business capabilities when it sells stakes in bailout companies. "Other than prices, there is also the need to consider bidders' capacity (to buy a firm) and their authenticity when selling major bailout companies," Ryu Jae-han, president of Korea Finance Corp., said in a news conference marking the corporation's inception. Korea Finance began operations on Wednesday after the state-run Korea Development Bank (KDB) was split into two entities -- Korea Finance and a holding firm, which will retain KDB's banking business. Korea Finance ...

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