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South Korea's Financial Services Commission has approved new rules for anchor investors in IPOs, which will take effect on November 13, Bloomberg reports. Institutional investors willing to lock in purchased shares for a period of six months or more will receive the right to a priority distribution of securities. The new measure is intended to reduce sharp drops in company prices immediately after registration.

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South Korea's Financial Services Commission has approved new rules for anchor investors in IPOs, which will take effect on November 13, Bloomberg reports. Institutional investors willing to lock in purchased shares for a period of six months or more will receive the right to a priority distribution of securities. The new measure is intended to reduce sharp drops in company prices immediately after registration.

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