South Korea plans to grant emergency intervention powers to financial regulatory agencies, limiting the leverage of individual stock ETFs and investment quotas

According to South Korean media NATE, the Financial Commission and the Financial Supervisory Authority of South Korea are advancing the revision of the Capital Market Law, planning to grant regulatory agencies the emergency intervention power to take market stability measures during periods of severe stock market volatility. The focus will be on adjusting the leverage ratio and setting investment limits for single stock leveraged ETF products, and considering controlling individual investment limits at around 20%, while introducing an actual trading simulation system.