South Korea Plans to Raise Margin Requirements for Samsung and SK Hynix Leveraged Products

According to South Korea's financial authorities on July 10, the government is reviewing measures to restrict volatility caused by single-stock leveraged and inverse products linked to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. The proposed main reform involves raising the initial margin requirement from 10 million won to 30-50 million won to increase the entry barrier. Additional measures under consideration include strengthening investor education programs and addressing bid-ask spreads during market close, when liquidity providers reduce quote submission obligations. The products, originally designed to channel overseas investment demand domestically, have drawn criticism from lawmakers and policymakers for creating excessive market volatility rather than achieving their intended policy goal.
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