South Korea's Financial Regulator Unveils 3% Rule to Curb Dual Listings, Draws Concerns on July 6

According to the Financial Investment Association, South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service and Korea Exchange unveiled a guideline on July 6 to regulate dual listings through a 3% rule mechanism. The regulator began official public comment collection on July 7. The rule has drawn simultaneous criticism from both companies pursuing subsidiary IPOs and minority shareholders. Companies citing increased shareholder meeting burdens and shareholders expressing concerns about voice representation.
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