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Korean ETF Manager Urges Phase-Out of Leveraged Products

Bae Jae Kyu, the chief of South Korea’s sixth biggest asset manager, urged investors to refrain from trading leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds, saying such products should be left to fade out.

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Korean ETF Manager Urges Phase-Out of Leveraged Products
Bae Jae Kyu, the chief of South Korea’s sixth biggest asset manager, urged investors to refrain from trading leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds, saying such products should be left to fade out.
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