South Korea advances tokenized securities rules ahead of 2027 rollout
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South Korea’s financial regulator proposes detailed tokenized‑securities rules, mandating specific capital buffers, requiring over‑the‑counter trading licences and capping retail exposure at 5 percent of net assets, with implementation slated for 2027. The framework aims to legitimize digital assets, attract institutional participation and boost market liquidity, positioning the country as a regional hub for compliant crypto finance.
South Korea’s financial regulator proposed detailed rules for tokenized securities, including capital requirements, OTC trading licenses and retail investment limits.