BUSINESSAug 23 · 00:00 UTCBLOOMBERGSangmi Cha

Korean Traders Chase 40% Coupons as Risk Appetite Survives Rout

Following a historic stock selloff, retail investors in South Korea are moving toward complex structured products. This trend continues among the risk-loving cohort as they look for methods to boost returns.

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