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President Lee Jae Myung has reiterated his commitment to capital market reform, pledging to address what he calls the "undervaluation" of Korean stocks by boosting market confidence and cracking down on market irregularities, Yonhap and the Korea Times report on Nov. 13. Speaking at a policy meeting with officials and business leaders, Lee reaffirmed his push to enhance predictability and restore investor confidence, KBS World reports. A day earlier, on Nov. 12, Lee said Korea's capital market remains undervalued and urged measures to boost its global competitiveness and attract long-term investments, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. The Korea Economic Daily quotes Lee as calling the stock market's undervaluation "unreasonable and abnormal," vowing to "normalize" asset and financial markets. Deutsche Bank separately urged Korea to improve financial market accessibility and regulatory predictability to attract more global capital, the Korea Times reports on Nov. 12.