A balancing act

South Korea investor survey

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South Korea’s largest institutional investors are looking to take greater exposure to structured credit investments over the coming year in their continuing search for yield enhancement. However, domestic regulations are a major impediment to taking on greater credit derivatives exposure, say investors. Meanwhile, a surge in the Korean stock market in the second half of the year has meant that some investors are looking to take exposure to the market through equity-linked investments.

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