South Korea's financial regulator says will expand the KRW 100tln market stabilisation programme if needed

South Korea's financial regulator's commitment to expand its 100 trillion KRW market stabilization program signals potential concerns over market stability.

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  • To prepare specific plans to ban dual listing of parent companies and subsidiaries.
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This may suggest heightened volatility or stresses within the market, prompting regulatory intervention. The plans to ban dual listings for parent companies and subsidiaries further indicate a focus on maintaining orderly markets and could influence investor confidence and capital flows in the region.

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