The Financial Supervisory Commission of Korea (FSC) said Thursday that companies should pay more attention to the voices of shareholders as the government seeks to boost the domestic stock market through reforms to encourage higher shareholder returns. "I ask companies to seriously listen to the voices of shareholders and actively communicate with them to understand their legitimate demands," said Lee Bok-hyun, director of the Financial Supervisory Commission. "I ask that companies actively share with their shareholders as they continue their efforts to enhance shareholder value and establish a sound governance structure," Mr. Li said at a meeting with activist funds, representatives of listed companies and market experts.