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South Korea’s FSC Denies Proposal of 3% Capital Disclosure Rule for Digital Assets
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) has officially **refuted claims that it proposed introducing a mandatory 3 % capital disclosure rule for digital asset investments by companies and institutional investors.
According to the FSC, no such regulatory decision has been finalized, and discussions about potential investment limits or disclosure requirements for digital assets remain ongoing within a public-private task force. The clarification is intended to correct inaccurate reports suggesting an imminent rule would require firms to disclose digital asset holdings once they exceed 3 % of their capital.
The FSC’s statement underscores that policy development on digital asset investment guidelines is still in progress, with broader frameworks — such as possible caps on corporate crypto exposure — being debated but not formally adopted.
