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South Korea proposes tokenized securities rules for February 2027
Image: CointelegraphSouth Korea's Financial Services Commission proposed rules for issuing and trading tokenized securities. The proposal would allow stocks, bonds and other securities to be issued and traded in tokenized form. It also covers certain fractional investment products. A public consultation is planned, and the rules are scheduled to take effect on February 4, 2027.
Key points
- South Korea's Financial Services Commission proposed rules for issuing and trading tokenized securities.
- The proposal would allow stocks, bonds and other securities to be issued and traded in tokenized form.
- Certain fractional investment products would also be covered under the proposal.
- The rules are scheduled to take effect on February 4, 2027.
- A public consultation on the proposal is planned.
Why it matters
The proposal sets detailed implementation rules for tokenized securities in South Korea. If approved, it would let traditional securities such as stocks and bonds circulate in tokenized form starting February 4, 2027.
What's unclear
Whether the proposed rules will be approved after public consultation is not confirmed.
Sources · 2 publishers
Blockonomi
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South Korea Proposes Rules for Tokenized Stocks and Bonds Starting 2027
Coverage timeline
- First reported by Cointelegraph
- Confirmed by Blockonomi
- CryptoVideos brief published
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