South Korea will hold Korea Premium Week 2026 from the 28th of this month through Oct. 16 as the country's first integrated capital-market investor-relations program. The Financial Services Commission and the Korea Exchange will coordinate about 25 events involving 42 institutions and 55 listed companies, bringing together government bodies, market agencies, financial firms and media companies. The program is designed to consolidate Korea's promotion to global investors, which has previously been pursued sporadically by individual institutions, and follows integrated initiatives such as Japan Weeks and Taiwan Weeks. The first week will focus on policy, market reforms and global investor meetings, while the second and third weeks will cover KOSDAQ, venture-market exits, bonds and other capital-market themes. A retail-investor day on Sept. 30 will offer open seminars, company presentations and financial-product information, including retirement pensions and individual savings accounts. Seoul Economic Daily's 16th annual Invest Forum will join the lineup on Oct. 13 under the theme "The AI Shift: The Next Paradigm in Infrastructure Investment."