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South Korea plans to widen tokenised securities to bonds and funds

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South Korea's Financial Services Commission is moving to extend its tokenised securities market from property and art to bonds and funds. Draft rules were notified from 2 this month to 11 next month and are due to take effect on 4 February next year.

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The story so far: South Korea tokenized securities rules

South Korea's FSC proposed rules to let stocks, bonds, funds and some fractional investment securities be issued and traded as tokens from Feb. 4, 2027, with capital and purchase-limit requirements. The FSC is now moving to extend its tokenised securities market from property and art to bonds and funds. The Korea…

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