South Korea Speeds Up Leveraged ETF Deposit Rule to July 31
Bloomberg 2026-07-23 23:58:10
Context: South Korea is accelerating a regulatory change aimed at curbing market volatility caused by leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs), by advancing the date to lift the minimum cash deposit requirement for investors in these products to July 31. This move is intended to mitigate the impact of leveraged ETFs on stock market fluctuations. The decision reflects concerns that these financial instruments have been amplifying stock volatility.
Key Facts
- The minimum cash deposit requirement for investors in leveraged ETFs in South Korea is set to be lifted on July 31, as part of a regulatory measure to curb demand for these products.