In today’s briefing:
- Will They Keep Requesting a Reduction in the Minimum Investment Amount from Now On?
Will They Keep Requesting a Reduction in the Minimum Investment Amount from Now On?
- As expectations are growing for individual investors to serve as “stable shareholders,” the trend of lowering minimum trading unit is beginning to spread even to companies with high stock prices.
- The 2001 amendment to the Commercial Code, which authorized the current minimum trading unit system, neglects the rights of shareholders holding less than the minimum trading unit.
- The issue of wealth inequality can no longer be ignored. To prevent social instability, individuals with limited assets should be given opportunities to invest, even in smaller amounts.

