The Financial Commission of South Korea will announce detailed rules for token securities in July, intending to allow for the bundled issuance of many assets According to Money Today, the Financial Commission of South Korea will announce detailed rules for token securities in July, preparing for implementation in February next year. The financial authorities of the country will allow the issuance of fragmented investment securities by packaging multiple underlying assets and develop a tokenization roadmap for traditional securities such as stocks and bonds. The Financial Commission has stated that it previously prohibited the issuance of fragmented securities by bundling underlying assets, and now plans to allow similar assets to be bundled within a certain scope. The Financial Committee emphasizes that market order and investor protection are fundamental prerequisites, but regulation will not be the main focus. The annual investment limit for scattered investment securities issuance platforms is 10 million to 20 million Korean won, and crowdfunding is 5 million Korean won per platform, totaling 10 million Korean won. The annual selling limit for non listed stocks on over-the-counter exchanges is 300 million Korean won, and for investment contract securities on over-the-counter exchanges is 40 million Korean won.