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FSC: No decision yet on investment caps or disclosure standards for listed firms’ digital-asset investments
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- The Financial Services Commission said there are no finalized measures yet on caps and disclosure standards related to listed companies’ digital-asset investments.
- The FSC said reports about requiring disclosure when digital-asset investments exceed 3% of shareholders’ equity are only at the public-private task force (TF) discussion stage.
- The FSC added that there is no finalized government-level position on corporate investment caps and disclosure standards, and that the matter will be decided after further discussions.
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) said no measures have been finalized yet regarding investment limits and disclosure standards for listed companies’ digital-asset investments.
On the 23rd, the FSC said on its official website that reports by some media outlets about a plan to require disclosures when digital-asset investments exceed 3% of shareholders’ equity are “at a stage where various views are being discussed through a public-private task force (TF) regarding professional investment corporations’ participation in the virtual asset market.”
It added that “there is no finalized government-level position on corporate investment limits or disclosure standards,” and that “specific standards will be decided after further discussions.”
Some outlets had previously reported that financial authorities were reviewing a disclosure threshold for listed companies’ digital-asset investments at around 3% of shareholders’ equity.
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