The Seoul-based issuer has claimed more than one-third of the market share for the issuance volume of derivative-linked securities and derivative-linked bonds in the third quarter.
South Korea has seen 137 derivative-linked securities (DLS) debut in the third quarter brought to the market worth KRW547 billion (US$403m), dropping over 24% year-on-year (YoY) and 36% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) by issuance volume, according to the latest report from the Korea Securities Depository (KSD). During the quarter ended on 30 September, there were 347 derivative-linked bonds (DLBs) issued, reaching KRW2.7 trillion, which gained one percent YoY despite a 17.6% QoQ loss. T
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