Korea Exchange: "Briefing on Advancing the Technology Evaluation Model and Restructuring the Professional Evaluation System"
The Korea Exchange said it held a briefing on upgrading the standard technology evaluation model and revamping the expert evaluation operating system at its Seoul headquarters on the 19th. Min Kyungwook, head of the KOSDAQ Market Division at the Korea Exchange, delivers the opening remarks. Korea Exchange
View original imageThe Korea Exchange said it held a briefing on “Advancing the Standardized Technology Evaluation Model and Restructuring the Professional Evaluation System” at its Seoul headquarters on the 19th.
The briefing was for stakeholders, including lead underwriters, professional evaluation institutions, venture capital firms (VCs), and companies preparing to go public. It explained the enhancements to the technology evaluation model and changes to the operating system, and gathered industry feedback through a question-and-answer (Q&A) session.
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Min Kyungwook, vice president of the KOSDAQ Market Division at the Korea Exchange, emphasized, “The technology-special listing system has delivered results, including becoming a major listing track. However, efforts from all market participants are needed to address the KOSDAQ market discount. We will provide all necessary support to strengthen the credibility and expertise of the professional evaluation system, the first gateway to a technology-special listing.”
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