ESG POLICY & STRATEGY
The Era of the "Second Financial Statement" Begins — Significance of Korea's Finalized ESG Disclosure Roadmap and Corporate Tasks
ESG is an international standard framework for corporate sustainability composed of three pillars: Environmental, Social, and Governance. In 2026, Korea officially transitioned this framework into a mandatory disclosure system through the finalization of KSSB standards and the announcement of the Financial Services Commission roadmap. [Image = Korea Business Review DB] 5 Years of Drifting, Finally Dropping Anchor

ESG is an international standard framework for corporate sustainability composed of three pillars: Environmental, Social, and Governance.…
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