Government Pushes to Set Individual Investment Limits for Single-Stock Leveraged ETFs
A plan to impose investment limits on single-stock leveraged ETFs is being 추진, and measures to ease volatility are being introduced Try reducing market shocks by limiting individual holdings to 20% and strengthening the basic deposit requirement
The government has decided to push ahead with setting individual investment limits on singlestock leveraged exchangetraded funds (ETFs), which have been cited as a cause of increased volatility in the domestic stock market.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance and Economy Koo Yooncheol announced related measures at an emergency market situation review meeting (F4 meeting) on the 29th. The currently being discussed approach would limit the share of singlestock leveraged products to within 20% of an individual's total investment funds.
The financial authorities are also reviewing a plan to introduce to this product the excessive order burden fee applied in the futures market in order to reduce excessive trading, as well as to establish a legal basis for adjusting leverage ratios. The Financial Services Commission plans to bring forward the strengthening of the basic deposit requirement and implement it starting on the 31st, earlier than scheduled.