Korea Bourse CEO Says Short Selling 'Key' for Index Goal

The transcript discusses the challenges foreign investors face in accessing the Korean capital market due to cumbersome regulations. It highlights a shift in investors' perspectives and the need for government action to improve market conditions. The speaker, with 30 years of experience in the financial industry, sees a unique opportunity to transform Korea's investment culture. The future of the Korean stock market is promising, with potential changes in company evaluations and market status. Companies are advised to consider the costs and risks of expanding to the US market.

What is one of the main complaints of foreign investors about the Korean capital market?

• Troublesome regulations

• Lack of investment opportunities

• High taxation rates

• Limited access to technology

How does the speaker describe the government's approach to market issues?

• Transparent and open

• Proactive and efficient

• Innovative and forward-thinking

• Lackadaisical and slow

What is the speaker's view on the political nature of market status issues?

• They are solely economic concerns

• They are irrelevant to foreign investors

• They are straightforward and easy to resolve

• They require public persuasion and careful handling

What does the speaker suggest about companies considering expansion to the United States?

• It is necessary for global success

• It guarantees higher evaluations

• It involves significant costs and risks

• It is always beneficial

What opportunity does the speaker see for the Korean stock market?

• To reduce foreign investment

• To change its investment culture

• To become a global leader in technology

• To increase government control