South Korea Bans Share Buyback Exchange Bonds, Expands Disclosure Rules on June 30

According to the Capital Market Research Institute, South Korea on June 30, 2026 amended capital markets regulations to ban the issuance of exchange bonds backed by treasury shares and significantly expanded disclosure requirements for listed companies' treasury stock holdings and disposals. The revisions, enacted in line with amendments to the Commercial Act, aim to prevent indirect financing and circumvention of buyback restrictions through treasury share operations.
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