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OK By Yi Wonju SEOUL, March 23 (Yonhap) -- Prime Minister Kim Min-seok met with the vice chief of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Monday to discuss ways to deepen cooperation and further advance capital markets. During his meeting with Michael Harris, vice chairman and global head of capital markets at NYSE, Kim expressed hope that the two sides will continue close communication to support the development of the capital markets in South Korea and the United States. Prime Minister Kim Min-seok (R) poses for a photo with Michael Harris, vice chief of the New York Stock Exchange, during their meeting at the government complex in Seoul on March 23, 2026, in this photo released by Kim's office. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) julesyi@yna.co.kr (END) Articles with issue keywords Most Liked Netflix, BTS to turn Seoul into world's 'biggest watch party' Four decades of Damien Hirst on display at MMCA, from shark to cherry blossoms (LEAD) FM Cho sidesteps questions on whether U.S. asked Seoul to send warships to Middle East (3rd LD) About 40,000 fans gather for BTS comeback concert in downtown Seoul Ex-U.S. officials voice concerns about Trump gov't 'vacating' deterrence assets from Indo-Pacific amid Iran war Most Saved Netflix, BTS to turn Seoul into world's 'biggest watch party' (LEAD) FM Cho sidesteps questions on whether U.S. asked Seoul to send warships to Middle East Four decades of Damien Hirst on display at MMCA, from shark to cherry blossoms Korean Pavilion at Venice Biennale seeks comfort through art, with Han Kang's sculpture of blackened trees Ex-U.S. officials voice concerns about Trump gov't 'vacating' deterrence assets from Indo-Pacific amid Iran war Most Viewed All Categories (3rd LD) About 40,000 fans gather for BTS comeback concert in downtown Seoul U.S. soldier booked for assaulting S. Korea's Kim reappointed as president of state affairs BTS holds comeback concert After BTS concert prev PM holds meeting with NYSE vice chairman Next PM holds meeting with NYSE vice chairman

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By Yi Wonju
SEOUL, March 23 (Yonhap) -- Prime Minister Kim Min-seok met with the vice chief of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Monday to discuss ways to deepen cooperation and further advance capital markets.
During his meeting with Michael Harris, vice chairman and global head of capital markets at NYSE, Kim expressed hope that the two sides will continue close communication to support the development of the capital markets in South Korea and the United States.
In response, Harris highlighted President Lee Jae Myung's hosting of the Korea Investment Summit on Wall Street last year as an important signal indicating the direction of South Korea's capital markets.
In September last year, Lee convened the session with global investors and Korean corporate leaders on Wall Street during his trip to New York to attend the U.N. General Assembly, as part of efforts to help boost momentum for the Korean stock market.
Harris noted that the summit left a strong impression on Wall Street and global investors, saying the NYSE will consider what benefits it could offer to South Korean firms.
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok (R) poses for a photo with Michael Harris, vice chief of the New York Stock Exchange, during their meeting at the government complex in Seoul on March 23, 2026, in this photo released by Kim's office. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap)
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## Expert Analysis

### Merits
- In response, Harris highlighted President Lee Jae Myung's hosting of the Korea Investment Summit on Wall Street last year as an important signal indicating the direction of South Korea's capital markets.
- Harris noted that the summit left a strong impression on Wall Street and global investors, saying the NYSE will consider what benefits it could offer to South Korean firms.

### Areas for Consideration
- Prime Minister Kim Min-seok (R) poses for a photo with Michael Harris, vice chief of the New York Stock Exchange, during their meeting at the government complex in Seoul on March 23, 2026, in this photo released by Kim's office. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) julesyi@yna.co.kr (END) Articles with issue keywords Most Liked Netflix, BTS to turn Seoul into world's 'biggest watch party' Four decades of Damien Hirst on display at MMCA, from shark to cherry blossoms (LEAD) FM Cho sidesteps questions on whether U.S. asked Seoul to send warships to Middle East (3rd LD) About 40,000 fans gather for BTS comeback concert in downtown Seoul Ex-U.S. officials voice concerns about Trump gov't 'vacating' deterrence assets from Indo-Pacific amid Iran war Most Saved Netflix, BTS to turn Seoul into world's 'biggest watch party' (LEAD) FM Cho sidesteps questions on whether U.S. asked Seoul to send warships to Middle East Four decades of Damien Hirst on display at MMCA, from shark to cherry blossoms Korean Pavilion at Venice Biennale seeks comfort through art, with Han Kang's sculpture of blackened trees Ex-U.S. officials voice concerns about Trump gov't 'vacating' deterrence assets from Indo-Pacific amid Iran war Most Viewed All Categories (3rd LD) About 40,000 fans gather for BTS comeback concert in downtown Seoul U.S. soldier booked for assaulting S.

### Implications
- During his meeting with Michael Harris, vice chairman and global head of capital markets at NYSE, Kim expressed hope that the two sides will continue close communication to support the development of the capital markets in South Korea and the United States.
- Harris noted that the summit left a strong impression on Wall Street and global investors, saying the NYSE will consider what benefits it could offer to South Korean firms.
- Prime Minister Kim Min-seok (R) poses for a photo with Michael Harris, vice chief of the New York Stock Exchange, during their meeting at the government complex in Seoul on March 23, 2026, in this photo released by Kim's office. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) julesyi@yna.co.kr (END) Articles with issue keywords Most Liked Netflix, BTS to turn Seoul into world's 'biggest watch party' Four decades of Damien Hirst on display at MMCA, from shark to cherry blossoms (LEAD) FM Cho sidesteps questions on whether U.S. asked Seoul to send warships to Middle East (3rd LD) About 40,000 fans gather for BTS comeback concert in downtown Seoul Ex-U.S. officials voice concerns about Trump gov't 'vacating' deterrence assets from Indo-Pacific amid Iran war Most Saved Netflix, BTS to turn Seoul into world's 'biggest watch party' (LEAD) FM Cho sidesteps questions on whether U.S. asked Seoul to send warships to Middle East Four decades of Damien Hirst on display at MMCA, from shark to cherry blossoms Korean Pavilion at Venice Biennale seeks comfort through art, with Han Kang's sculpture of blackened trees Ex-U.S. officials voice concerns about Trump gov't 'vacating' deterrence assets from Indo-Pacific amid Iran war Most Viewed All Categories (3rd LD) About 40,000 fans gather for BTS comeback concert in downtown Seoul U.S. soldier booked for assaulting S.
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### Expert Commentary
This article covers seoul, bts, kim topics. Notable strengths include discussion of seoul. Areas of concern are also raised. Readability: Flesch-Kincaid grade 0.0. Word count: 501.