South Korea: financial stability index 2021

As of November 2021, the financial stability index (FSI) of South Korea reached 5.1 points, showing an increase compared to the previous months. The index value reached the highest level in April 2020 and fell thereafter. Although the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic led to an initial economic downturn in 2020, South Korea’s financial system has proven stable and resilient during this period.

Financial stability index (FSI) in South Korea from January 2019 to November 2021

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Release date

December 2021

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Region

South Korea

Survey time period

January 2019 to November 2021

Supplementary notes

*Preliminary figures.

According to the source, the financial stability index refers to "a composite index (0-100) calculated by standardizing 20 monthly real and financial sector indicators related to financial stability. The warning and crisis stage thresholds are set at 8 and 22 respectively, using the 'noise-to-signal ratio' method." It shows the overall financial system conditions in South Korea.

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