Korea Publishes the Working Rules for Tokenised Securities: What Issuers and Platforms Should Know Before February 2027 Mark Benton, Foreign Attorney, AHNSE Law Offices (법무법인 안세) As of 19 October 2026 Readers who followed our recent series on tokenisation in Korea will…

Tokenisation in Korea — Part 3: Longer-Term Reform Mark Benton, Foreign Attorney, AHNSE Law Offices (법무법인 안세) As of September 2026 Parts 1 and 2 covered principles and the present Korean framework. This part looks forward. It starts from a working assumption,…

Tokenisation — Where Other Jurisdictions Stand Mark Benton, Foreign Attorney, AHNSE Law Offices (법무법인 안세) As of September 2026 Short comparative note beside the Korea series (Parts 1–3). Path labels are a sketch relative to peers, not a ranked score. “Native” means…

South Korea Inbound Business Monito Introduction The purpose of this report is twofold. 1. Inbound Business tracks inbound business interest in Korea, using intellectual-property activity as a proxy. International trademark filings can provide an early indication that overseas businesses are selling into Korea, preparing to enter the market, protecting…

Tokenisation in Korea — Part 2: The Current Framework Part 1 referred to Dostoevsky’s “coined liberty”—the idea that a transferable claim moves value. This part describes how Korea proposes to regulate those claims today. As the law currently stands, companies cannot directly…

Tokenization in Korea — Part 1: Principles for Land and Shares Mark Benton, Foreign Attorney, AHNSE Law Offices (법무법인 안세) As of September 2026 “Money is coined liberty, and so it is ten times dearer to the man who is deprived of…