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The Financial Services Commission told the National Assembly on the 29th it will amend the Capital Markets Act to reintroduce a mandatory tender offer requirement in control-change deals, forcing acquirers to extend buyout terms to minority shareholders. The package also lets parent-company retail investors receive priority allocation in IPOs of spun-off subsidiaries, mandates disgorgement of executives' short-swing trading profits, and requires disclosure of officers' serious criminal records. Stronger minority-shareholder protections address the 'Korea discount' and support the re-rating case for KOSPI-listed holding companies, though M&A activity could slow as acquisition costs rise; watch the bill's passage timeline through the National Assembly.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around KOSPI.
Original Source: 연합인포맥스
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