Youkyung Lee is an Asia Stocks Reporter, known for her work with BNN Bloomberg, Financial Post, Bloomberg News, Knowledia, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Leader-Telegram. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including stock market trends, global economic news, and regulatory issues. With her extensive experience and expertise in financial reporting, Youkyung provides valuable insights into the Asian markets.
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By: Youkyung Lee
Park Soon Ja spent five decades working as a cleaner to build her life savings. Now, more than half of her 660 million won ($480,000) has been lost after the South Korean retiree invested in a structured product so complex a regulator said even the bankers who sold it struggled to understand how it works.
Credit Suisse AG reportedly faces 50 billion won ($36 million) in penalties over illegal short selling in South Korea, where authorities are due to give an update on their broader investigation into the practice on Friday.
South Korea's regulators issued guidelines on how companies can increase shareholder returns and improve corporate governance, taking another step toward boosting depressed valuations in the nation's $1.8 trillion stock market.
(Bloomberg) -- Hedge fund firm Segantii Capital Management Ltd. and proprietary trader Jane Street Group LLC were among companies fined by South Korea last year during a regulatory crackdown.
Korean regulators have been stepping up probes into shorts Credit Suisse, BNP and HSBC also face short-selling penalties
(Bloomberg) -- South Korea's financial watchdog said it has so far uncovered 211.2 billion won ($156 million) worth of illegal short trades by nine global investment banks, providing its latest formal update on a probe that began late last year.
South Korea’s financial watchdog said it has so far uncovered 211.2 billion won ($156 million) worth of illegal short trades by nine global investment banks, providing its latest formal update on a probe that began late last year.
South Korea’s prosecutors were asked to conduct an investigation into hedge fund Regal Funds Management Pty for alleged capital markets rules violations, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
South Korea plans to announce measures for troubled project-finance debt next week in an effort to ease the stress in banking and real-estate businesses, according to the nation's financial watchdog chief.
By: Youkyung Lee, Abhishek Vishnoi
(Bloomberg) -- Indian stocks are set for the biggest monthly outflow in nearly a year as election uncertainties and high valuations prompt some funds to shift to cheaper alternatives like Chinese equities.
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