Leveraged ETF trading in South Korea has dropped to 4% of its peak volume in June, reflecting both the recent market selloff and tighter investor onboarding rules. A mandatory five-day training and simulation course for retail participants has emerged as a major deterrent, adding friction to access and reducing activity.
The decline highlights how regulatory requirements are reshaping participation in higher-risk exchange-traded products, with cumbersome compliance steps weighing on trading volumes alongside weaker market sentiment.
South Korea Leveraged ETF Trading Falls to 4% of June Peak
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