South Korea sees steady rise in suspected illegal short-selling cases

Suspected illegal short-selling cases reported to South Korea’s financial regulator have increased steadily in recent years. The rise has been partly linked to the launch of the naked short selling detection system, or NSDS, which allows authorities to monitor institutional investors’ short-selling activity in real time. Market watchers say regulators should accelerate investigations, impose sanctions and recover gains obtained through illegal activity.

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