Illegal short selling: South Korean watchdog levies over $41 mn in fines in 2 years

Seoul, March 4 : South Korea’s financial watchdog has imposed over 60 billion won ($41 million) in fines on global and local investors over illegal short selling over the past two years, data showed on Tuesday, with the country set to lift its temporary ban on the stock trading practice at the end of this…

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