Over 320000 individual leveraged accounts in South Korea have been forced to close by securities firms, and some investors remain in debt even after closing their positions

According to Zerohedge, as of July 13th, a total of 1.2 million retail leveraged accounts in South Korea have triggered additional margin requirements, of which about 320000 to 360000 accounts have been forcibly liquidated by securities firms, and some accounts still owe securities firms funds after liquidation.