It was calculated that the scale of inclusive finance, including mid-interest loans and debt restructuring, supported by the five major financial holding companies, including KB, Shinhan, Hana, Woori, and NH Nonghyup, in the first half of the year (January to June) exceeded 11 trillion won. The Financial Services Commission announced on the 12th that it inspected the inclusive finance performance of the five major financial holding companies through the ‘Inclusive Finance Promotion Status Inspection Meeting’. The five major financial holding companies provided inclusive finance worth 11.3 trillion won as of the end of June this year. This amount includes loans to the working class and the underprivileged, such as New Hope Spore and mid-interest loans, loans to small business owners and the self-employed, and self-debt adjustment and cancellation. The five major financial holding companies conducted their own debt restructuring of overdue receivables worth 2.3 trillion won (135,000 cases) and incinerated 1.5 trillion won (119,000 cases) of long-term overdue receivables to help vulnerable debtors return to their daily lives. The achievements and plans of each financial holding company were also revealed. KB Financial Group proposed additional inclusive finance goals for this year, including 3.5 trillion won in private mid-interest loans and 500 billion won in preemptive cancellation of delinquent bonds before the expiration of the statute of limitations. Including this, the amount of financial support this year is approximately 7 trillion won.