South Korea to Release Tokenized Securities Rules in July

In July, South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) is anticipated to issue detailed regulatory guidelines for tokenized securities, advancing its broader effort to incorporate blockchain-based securities into the national capital markets framework by 2027.

The upcoming framework is expected to define how traditional assets such as stocks, bonds, and money market funds can be tokenized, while also considering revisions to over-the-counter trading limits and introducing rules to support fractional investment products that group similar underlying assets.

Source: Financial Services Commission (FSC)