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MSCI Chief Says South Korea's Top-Performing Stock Market Still Falls Short of Developed Status

South Korea's stock market has posted the strongest returns of any equity market globally, yet MSCI Chief Executive Henry Fernandez says it has not cleared the bar for developed market classification.

By Marissa Baek2 min read
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