Korea Premium Week 2026, jointly hosted by the Financial Services Commission and Korea Exchange, began on September 28 and runs through October 16, bringing together 42 institutions and 55 listed companies in an integrated investor-relations program for overseas investors. The event also comes as KOSDAQ liquidity remains far below KOSPI levels: average daily trading volume from September 1 to 23 was 7.0148 trillion won, or 32.84% of KOSPI's 21.454 trillion won. The Korea Exchange and Financial Services Commission are expected to outline measures affecting KOSDAQ listings, delistings and innovative companies, including a proposed KOSDAQ Segment for higher-quality companies. Investors are watching whether the segment could support a separate index and related investment products, creating a channel for passive-fund inflows. The program consolidates corporate briefings, policy sessions and investor meetings, while broader government and exchange reforms target the Korea discount, shareholder protection, market infrastructure and investor confidence.