Korea Investment & Securities announced on July 15 that it will newly list 340 types of Equity-Linked Warrants (ELWs).


Of these, 42 are index-type ELWs based on the KOSPI 200, while 298 are individual stock-type ELWs with underlying assets such as SK hynix, Jusung Engineering, Doosan Robotics, and KB Financial Group.

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ELWs are investment products that allow investors to trade the right to buy or sell individual stocks or stock indices at a predetermined price on the maturity date. If an investor expects the underlying asset to rise, they can invest in call ELWs; if a decline is anticipated, they can invest in put ELWs. This structure allows for a variety of investment strategies depending on market direction. However, if the price of the underlying asset moves contrary to expectations, investors may lose up to 100% of the principal at maturity.


To trade ELWs, investors are required to undergo an investment profile assessment and complete a pre-investment education course. In addition, new customers must meet a minimum basic deposit requirement of 15 million won.



Korea Investment & Securities is the market leader in both trading volume and number of listed products in the ELW market of the Korea Exchange.


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