Korean asset manager to buy banks' sub-prime debt

Korea Asset Management Corporation, a state-backed fund manager focused on non-performing loans, is buying $500m (€337.5m) of US sub-prime debt as US banks scramble to offload such exposure from their balance sheets.

According to Kim Jinman, co-head of the investment team in Kamco's international business department, the debt will be used to establish a new fund for other investors.

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