Loans for youth

Financial Services Commission Chairman Choi Jong-ku, front row fourth from left, poses with chief executives of banks at an event promoting loan programs for young adults at the Korea Federation of Banks in Seoul, Wednesday. Choi asked banks to extend low-interest loans to young people so they can finance their housing deposits and monthly rent. Yonhap

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