South Korea’s Financial Services Commission vice-chairman, Kim So-young, announced a higher likelihood of South Korea’s stock market achieving developed market status from MSCI in 2025, following key improvements in market accessibility.
At a press conference, Kim confirmed the planned removal of a short-selling ban by March, a change expected to enhance market inclusion chances. MSCI has previously cited short-selling policies as a barrier for foreign investors.
South Korea’s recent inclusion in the FTSE Russell’s World Government Bond Index is anticipated to boost liquidity across both bond and stock markets, while the government’s Corporate Value-up Programme aims to drive long-term market value growth.
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