SEOUL (Reuters) -- South Korea's financial regulator on Sunday said it plans to impose penalties on two unnamed global investment banks it is investigating.
The Financial Services Commission said it found two global investment banks were engaged in the practice of naked short-selling transactions, which involves selling shares without borrowing them first.
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