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[Session 1] Case Study of Japan Value Up Program
Leslie Hoy, Head of Equities, Macquarie Japan

[Session 2] 10 missions for the success of the Value Up Program proposed to the 22nd National Assembly
Namuh Rhee, Chairman of the Korean Corporate Governance Forum

[Session 3] Differences in Governance-Related Legal Frameworks in Korea and Japan, Prospects for Value Growth in Korea
Joonbum Cheon, a lawyer, specialized in corporate and antitrust law. A director of Korea Corporate Governance Forum. Writer of ?here comes the Time for Korea Premium·

[Session 4] Key Initiatives of Value-Up Program
Soyoung Kim, Vice Chairman of the Financial Services Commission
Moderator: Daniel Kim, Macquarie Analyst / Head of Research Korea

[Session 5] Interpretation of the Basic Guidelines of the Value Up Program and Direction of Promotion
Kikyung Kim, Vice Chairman of Korea Exchange

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