Greenoaks files arbitration notice against South Korea over Coupang treatment
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Greenoaks Takes Legal Action to Stop Korea's Discrimination Against Coupang and Other U.S. Companies
January 22, 2026 6:30 AM ESTLeading U.S. investment firms notify Korea of intent to file arbitration claims and request a U.S. government investigation to restore fair competition for U.S. companies in Korea
Actions follow Korean Government's unprecedented assault on U.S. company Coupang
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Greenoaks, along with Altimeter (the U.S. Investors), today filed two distinct actions to defend U.S. businesses and investors from discriminatory acts and unfair trade practices by the Government of the Republic of Korea (the ROK Government).
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