#fsc

its not like i bled or anything either ,ughhh whatever

➤ Hana Bank's significant investment in Dunamu, the operator of Upbit, is under review by South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) due to existing banking-commerce separation rules. ➤ The FSC is examining whether the stake acquisition violates regulations that limit banks from directly owning crypto-linked businesses, despite the shares being bought from Kakao Investment. ➤ This review occurs amidst a broader trend of Korean financial firms increasing their involvement in crypto assets and as South Korea prepares new regulations for tokenized securities.

➤ South Korea's FSC will introduce new regulations for tokenized securities in July, aiming to integrate blockchain-based assets into capital markets. ➤ The regulations will cover tokenization of stocks, bonds, and money market funds, and include a pilot project for tokenized deposits. ➤ These changes, aligned with upcoming legislation, aim to create a regulated environment for blockchain ledgers as legal securities registries.

➤ South Korea is set to release new rules for tokenized securities in July, aiming to facilitate fractional portfolio investing and provide clearer crypto regulation. ➤ The upcoming framework, developed by a public-private council, will cover issuance, trading, and settlement, with a focus on balancing innovation and market safety. ➤ These regulations are expected to reduce legal uncertainty for fintech startups and position South Korea as a hub for advanced digital securities in Asia.

➤ South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) will release new regulations for tokenized securities in July, effective February next year. ➤ These regulations will permit the bundling of assets for fractionalized securities issuance and introduce specific investment limits for platforms and crowdfunding. ➤ The move aims to create a framework for tokenizing traditional securities like stocks and bonds, focusing on market order and investor protection.

➤ South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) will release detailed security token regulations in July, with implementation planned for February 2026. ➤ The new rules will permit pooled asset issuance, enabling fractional ownership of diverse assets like real estate and infrastructure, and expand OTC trading limits. ➤ This framework aims to bridge traditional finance and blockchain, enhancing market efficiency and investor access, while addressing challenges like cross-border trading and interoperability.

➤ South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) will release tokenized securities issuance guidelines in July, allowing partial pooling of same-type assets for portfolio-style fractional investments. ➤ The move aims to support fintech and financial investment industries by enabling diversified investment in the fractional market. ➤ The council is also developing a roadmap for the tokenized securities ecosystem, considering global trends and market structure design for efficiency and investor protection.

➤ South Korea's crypto industry, represented by DAXA, is pushing back against proposed AML regulations that would classify all overseas-linked transfers over 10 million won as suspicious. ➤ The industry group warns that this blanket approach could lead to an 85-fold increase in suspicious activity reports, overwhelming compliance systems and regulators. ➤ The proposed changes, currently in public consultation, highlight a tension between the desire for stricter oversight and the practical challenges of implementation, with ongoing court cases also shaping the regulatory landscape.