Global credit rating agencies S&P and Moody's visited Korea in March-April and conducted inquiries about awareness and response capabilities regarding the digital asset market this year during regular meetings with major domestic banks and other financial institutions, reported Herald Economy. At the regular meeting, S&P inquired, "As Korea promotes the introduction of CBDCs and stablecoins, what are the risks and opportunities these policy changes will have on banks?" and "What key strategies is the bank preparing in this regard?" In Moody's case, it was understood that questions assessing digital asset response capabilities were included in its pre-questionnaire for the first time this year.
