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South Korea plans tokenized securities market for early 2027

South Korea plans to launch a tokenized securities market in early 2027. The announcement concerns a future regulatory and financial-market development.

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Tokenized securities could alter market infrastructure and investment access, but no immediate disruption is reported.

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  1. South Korea To Launch Tokenized Securities Market In Early 2027 ↗finance.yahoo.com · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 2:31 PM UTC

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