South Korea's Financial Services Commission rejected claims circulating online and on social media about additional KOSDAQ measures on November 13 as entirely false, warned that spreading unfounded rumors could constitute unfair trading under the Capital Markets Act and trigger strict action if violations are confirmed, and urged investors not to invest based on unverified rumors and to check policy information against official press releases.
South Korea's Financial Services Commission rejects false claims of additional KOSDAQ measures on November 13
South Korea's Financial Services Commission dismissed online claims about additional KOSDAQ measures on November 13 as false, warning that spreading unfounded rumors could constitute unfair trading and lead to strict action if violations are confirmed, while urging investors to verify policy information through official press releases rather than trade on rumors.