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S. Korea Moves Up Leveraged ETF Deposit Rule to Tame Volatility
South Korea has moved up the date to lift the minimum cash deposit requirement for leveraged exchange-traded fund investors to July 31, aiming to reduce demand for these products, which are linked to increased stock market volatility.
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