South Korea's central bank has warned of risks associated with overseas derivatives linked to South Korean chipmakers, stating that their rapid growth could amplify domestic market volatility.
The Bank of Korea called for enhanced monitoring of overseas derivatives linked to South Korean chipmakers, noting their rapid growth could amplify domestic market volatility. The central bank cited leveraged bets by hedge fund Situational Awareness as a driver of recent fluctuations.
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