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<p>Recent results from the Korean telcos have pointed to easing competition offsetting regulatory pressure. <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/profiles/1918" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="accounts:1918">Alastair Jones</a> in a recent report noted that competition has been collapsing in light of the government's influence on pricing strategies. Churn has hit all-time lows, and sales and marketing spend has dropped to multi-year lows as operators look to defend their bottom line from the regulation driven slowdown in revenue growth.</p><p>The market has taken a dim view of the Korean telco market…</p>

Recent results from the Korean telcos have pointed to easing competition offsetting regulatory pressure. Alastair Jones in a recent report noted that competition has been collapsing in light of the government's influence on pricing strategies. Churn has hit all-time lows, and sales and marketing spend has dropped to multi-year lows as operators look to defend their bottom line from the regulation driven slowdown in revenue growth.The market has taken a dim view of the Korean telco market…

Korean Telecoms: Easing Competition Offsets Regulatory Pressure