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[KH Explains] Will alternative trading platform shake up Korean stock market?

Korea’s stock market is set to enter a new phase with the upcoming launch of the first alternative trading system for the Korea Exchange, the nation’s sole bourse operator that has enjoyed almost 70 years of monopoly. Nextrade, a consortium of 34 securities and tech firms established in November 2022, aims to earn the final regulatory approval within the year for its official debut in the first quarter of.

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[KH Explains] Banks puzzled by derivatives misselling proposal

South Korean regulators’ push for banks to make up for investors’ losses incurred from equity-linked securities tied to a Hong Kong index has left both Korean and foreign banks baffled. Korea's major lenders accepted compensation guidelines suggested by financial watchdog the Financial Supervisory Service last month, agreeing to partly redress investors for the losses from the ELS products. The payba.

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Is shareholder activism finally taking hold in South Korea?

South Korean companies are facing increasing shareholder activism with the government's recent push for improvements in corporate governance expected to fuel the trend, according to industry experts on Thursday. A report released Thursday by Diligent Market Intelligence, a solution from governance software provider Diligent, showed a record-high number of 77 companies headquartered in Korea were targeted by acti.

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South Korean retail investors hit as China equity derivatives tumble

South Korean retail investors have been caught out by an 11% fall in a key Hong Kong stock market index this month, as losses begin to materialise from about 15.4 trillion won of. -January 23, 2024 at 12:11 am EST - MarketScreener

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