MBK Partners, the majority shareholder, and Meritz Financial Group, the largest creditor, have tentatively agreed to provide 200 billion won in emergency operating funds to Homeplus, which is on the brink of bankruptcy. If Meritz Financial approves the agenda at the board of directors, Homeplus will be able to overturn the decision to abolish the rehabilitation procedure through procedures such as an immediate appeal. According to the financial investment industry on the 15th, MBK and Meritz tentatively agreed to provide emergency operating funds of 200 billion won to Homeplus. The most likely method is that MBK Chairman Kim Byeong-ju provides a joint guarantee for the entire loan amount from Meritz in his personal capacity. Once Chairman Kim gives the guarantee, the three affiliates, including Meritz Fire & Marine Insurance, Securities, and Capital, plan to hold a board meeting on the 16th to discuss providing emergency operating fund (DIP) loans. If the loan is approved by the board of directors, there is a possibility that Homeplus will go through rehabilitation procedures again. Previously, the Seoul Rehabilitation Court decided on the 3rd to abolish Homeplus rehabilitation procedures. However, it was said that the decision could be canceled if 200 billion won was raised and appealed by the 20th, which is the immediate appeal period. In addition, the Democratic Party of Korea