Exchange Holds Policy Briefing Meeting with Global Institutional Investors

Meeting with Nasdaq Executives for Strategic Cooperation

The Korea Exchange met with global investors in the United States to promote the Korean capital market and listen to the difficulties faced by foreign investors.

On the 13th (local time), the Korea Exchange announced that it held a "Korean Capital Market Promotion and Market Accessibility Improvement Briefing" for global investors in New York, USA.

This event was organized to introduce key policy measures such as the government's recent plans to enhance market accessibility for foreign investors and to hear suggestions regarding the Korean market.

The event was held in the form of a group meeting and individual meetings with analysts, attended by representatives from about 10 global investment banks and asset management firms, including Nomura Securities, who have a strong interest in the Korean market.

In his opening remarks, Sohn Byung-doo, Chairman of the Korea Exchange, stated that the Korean government, the exchange, and market participants are making great efforts to improve the system to create a market that is attractive for global investors, and he asked for continued investment and interest in the Korean market.

Additionally, to strengthen the global standing of the Korean capital market, the Korea Exchange explored the possibility of strategic cooperation with executives from Nasdaq. This discussion is part of a schedule aimed at responding to the financial hub strategies of major Asian exchanges such as those in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan.

The meeting also served to strengthen cooperative relationships by discussing potential collaboration on corporate governance, climate-related ESG projects, and marketing initiatives targeting global corporations and institutional investors.

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