금융거래소비자에 있어 손해배상의 법적 검토 - 금융소비자 보호 및 금융상품 판매에 관한 법률안을 중심으로 -

Financial consumers have a lot of difficulties in obtaining information for financial firm. Also, it is difficult to deal with the damages caused by financial transactions due to a relatively low position in the financial sector. Moreover, it is difficult to protect consumer protections in financial transactions because the complexity of the financial instruments is different due to the complexity of the financial products. Accordingly, the Financial Consumer Safety Act was proposed on July 13, 2011 to protect the financial consumers caused by financial transactions. The Financial Consumer Protection Bill regulates various legal regimes to protect financial consumers from financial transactions. Examples include the shift of burden of proof, the exemplary damages, the estimated damages, and the collective action. There are a number of laws enacted in order to mitigate the requirements of ordinary damages claims in order to protect the victims of damages in order to protect them. There are a number of laws enacted in order to mitigate the requirements of ordinary damages claims in order to protect the victims of damages in order to protect them. Even though the bill has not yet been groundbreaking, it has been introduced seven years ago, but it has not yet been established. In particular, it is stipulated that the conversion of the burden of proof is stipulated in a number of laws, and the penalties are already prescribed in the case of exemplary damages.