 Members
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KSDA offers different types of membership:
regular, special, associate and alternative
trading system (ATS). |
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Regular members are given voting rights.
， Special members have a say in the
general meeting but do not have voting
rights.
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Korean securities companies and branches
of foreign securities companies are
eligible for regular membership. |
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The alternative trading system category
was introduced in December 2001. According
to the Act, ATS includes securities
companies that may only operate after-hours
trading of securities. |
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Under the Act, financial institutions
engaging in securities business as a
side business, may become associate
members. |
As of July 2008 KSDA has 91 members:
33 regular members (one branch of foreign securities firm), 20 special members, and 38 associate members.
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Associate members, which are non-securities
companies, include the following institutions:
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Institutions with a minor securities
business as provided under the Act
， Investment trust companies established
under the Securities Investment Trust
Business Act
， Korea Listed Companies Association
， KOSDAQ-Listed Companies Association |
