
South Korea is considering changes to its financial market regulations, including easing real-time reporting requirements for investors in its $1.8 trillion bond market to aid its inclusion into the FTSE bond index. Concurrently, the nation is preparing to implement a new monitoring system aimed at detecting illegal stock short selling. This system will feature a centralized platform capable of monitoring institutional balances and identifying illicit transactions.
SOUTH KOREA MARKET WATCHDOG CHIEF UNSURE OF WHEN TO LIFT STOCK SHORT SELLING BAN
South Korea prepares new monitoring system to detect illegal stock short selling https://t.co/V6TgsAyeOF https://t.co/eNWAddnhQy
South Korea is developing a centralized short-selling monitoring platform that can detect changes in institutional balances and identify illegal transactions https://t.co/jhnoOVSlAc
