South Korea’s stock market has swung from one of Asia’s standout performers to one of its most volatile markets in recent weeks. Yet private banks and asset managers remain broadly constructive, advising ultra high net worth individuals (UHNWIs) to stay selective on the country’s long-term equity story. The tech-heavy KOSPI index has fallen sharply by about 40% from its 22…
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