The Financial Supervisory Service Visits Listed Companies in Seoul and Pangyo to Provide Unfair Trade Prevention Training

Q4 On-site Training for 10 Listed Companies

The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) will directly visit 10 listed companies to conduct education on preventing unfair trading practices. This initiative comes as unfair trading activities involving executives and employees of listed companies continue to occur, and the FSS aims to provide preemptive education alongside strict enforcement measures.

On the 8th, the FSS announced that it will select topics of high interest to listed company executives and employees, such as insider trading, and major cases of unfair trading violations, and conduct on-site training at listed companies. Ten companies were selected through a preliminary survey of educational demand conducted via the Listed Companies Council and the KOSDAQ Association.

In the first half of this year, the FSS visited listed companies located in Gwangju and Daejeon for training sessions, and in September, it conducted training at companies in Busan and Daegu. In the fourth quarter, the FSS plans to visit listed companies located in Seoul and Pangyo for direct education.

The FSS explained, "We will educate listed company executives and employees on key violation cases and enforcement examples related to issues of high interest, such as the use of undisclosed information and the return of short-term trading profits, to enhance their understanding of the unfair trading regulation system and raise awareness of compliance with laws and regulations."

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