Nextrade is making waves in the Korean stock market, leading to a surge in both institutional and retail investor engagement in after-hours trading. Based on the data provided in the document, this transformation is prompting discussions among policymakers about the future of market regulations.
Institutional Participation in After-Hours Trading
The rise in institutional participation in after-hours trading reflects a growing confidence in the market's potential, as investors seek to capitalize on extended trading hours. Retail investors are also becoming more active, indicating a shift in trading habits and preferences among the general public.
Debates Around Market Share Limitations
As this trend continues, it has ignited debates around market share limitations and the overall trading environment. Policymakers are now considering potential regulatory adjustments to accommodate the evolving landscape, aiming to enhance trading conditions and ensure fair access for all market participants.
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