South Korea plans to tighten restrictions on single-stock leveraged ETFs as regulators seek to curb speculative retail trading and reduce market volatility. The latest measures, including a proposed investment cap, come after trading activity in the high-risk products showed signs of cooling following earlier regulatory steps.
South Korea plans to tighten restrictions on single-stock leveraged ETFs as regulators seek to curb speculative retail trading and reduce market volatility. The latest measures, including a proposed investment cap, come after trading activity in the high-risk products showed signs of cooling following earlier regulatory steps.
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