South Korean Regulator Urges ETF Managers to Scale Back Exposure to Crypto-Related Companies
A South Korean financial regulator has issued verbal guidance to domestic asset management companies, advising them to limit the proportion of cryptocurrency-related stocks in their exchange-traded funds. Rising ‘Coin Th...
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