South Korea to Restrict Dual Listing of Parent and Subsidiary Companies

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2026-03-21 15:22:24

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The Chairman of South Korea’s Financial Services Commission stated on Wednesday that South Korea will, in principle, restrict the so-called parent company-subsidiary dual listings by establishing specific standards and conducting strict reviews to prevent shareholders’ rights and interests from being harmed.

South Korea plans to publish a list of companies with low price-to-book ratio (PBR) to prevent companies from neglecting low stock prices.

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