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South Korea cracks down on risky retail funds after tech rout
South Korea's regulators are restricting access to leveraged ETF products following a significant decline in the Kospi index, which has dropped by a third this month. The move aims to address risks associated with retail investment funds amid a tech sector downturn.
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