South Korean Regulators: Starting August 19, new investors purchasing single-leverage ETFs must complete at least 5 days and a cumulative 5 hours of simulated trading.
South Korea's Financial Services Commission has announced new regulations requiring new investors to complete free simulated trades on Korean exchange websites before being allowed to purchase single-leveraged ETFs. This move is another step by Korean regulators to continuously tighten leverage trading, following previous measures that raised the minimum cash deposit requirement for single-stock leveraged ETFs to 30 million Korean Won and extended the online training duration for new investors to 3 hours. Since the cash threshold was raised on July 31st, the trading volume of single-stock leveraged ETFs has plummeted by over 90%, from 12.4 trillion Korean Won to 700 billion Korean Won on August 11th.
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