Business

The two family dynasties that dominate the 7th biggest stock market in the world

A battle for control of the AI business between two family dynasties has caused unprecedented volatility in the Korean stock market. Their shares accounted for 70% of local trading in 2026 and represent more than half of the index by value, despite recent sharp price declines. 

Subscribe

You will need a Premium+ Subscription to read this article.

Exclusive news, analysis and research on global family enterprise and private investment offices

SUBSCRIBE TODAY

Already have an account? Sign in

You need a Premium subscription.

To read Premium articles please subscribe.

SUBSCRIBE TODAY

Already have an account? Sign in

You've reached the end.

Continue reading free articles by registering as a Member.
Or choose a Premium Plan.

SUBSCRIBE TODAY

Already have an account? Sign in

What to read next

Business

Now, here’s a funny thing. You may have thought war would immensely damage economic activity, as well as the wealth of stock market investors. You couldn’t be more wrong, as far as the US is concerned.
Business

Leading US bank JP Morgan has joined a clutch of billionaires and their family offices in backing a Texan trading platform out to steal business from New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.
Business

Impact investors can get sidetracked by endless discussions on green issues, rather than seeking ways to deal with the problem. Passion can skew investment decisions. Critics are circling.

Leave a Reply