South Korea eases leveraged investment rules to curb forced selling
South Korea has temporarily relaxed collateral requirements for securities firms to curb forced selling after a sharp stock market decline. The move aims to contain volatility, protect leveraged retail investors from forced liquidations and stabilise financial markets.
South Korea has temporarily relaxed collateral requirements for securities firms to curb forced selling after a sharp stock market decline. The move aims to contain volatility, protect leveraged retail investors from forced liquidations and stabilise financial markets.
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