The situation in Iran is prolonging.
The international oil price exceeded 100 dollars, and the Korean won fell below 1,500 won.
Foreign media covers global supply chains and energy prices.
However, there is a real problem for Korean individual investors.
How Geopolitical Shocks Work in Korean Stock Markets
Geopolitical crisis → Foreign capital flight → Won weakness → KOSDAQ small-cap stocks plummet
When this trend begins, the first groups of companies to suffer are:
Companies with large convertible bond (CB) balance
- Companies whose conversion price continues to drop due to refixing provisions
- A company with a decline in foreign ownership and a low stake in major shareholders.
Stock price plummets → Refixing occurs → Conversion volume surges → Stock prices fall further.
Geopolitical shocks trigger CB structures.
Why the Iran situation is special
Iran tensions are not just about rising oil prices.
Rising Middle East risk premium → Spreading global risk aversion
- Korea: High dependence on crude oil imports → Trade balance pressure
- Increased volatility in performance of listed companies related to energy, construction, and shipping
Companies that recently issued CBs in the energy, construction, and shipping sectors;
You need to check out that CB underwriter network now.
Leading signals captured by relational risk
Patterns that RaymondsRisk focuses on during times of geopolitical shock:
Changes in the network of executives in the energy and construction sectors
- Whether to activate the refixing clause of the company with the highest CB balance?
- Accelerating the speed of changes in major shareholders’ shares
The financial statements reflect this shock quarterly.
The network of relationships is now in motion.
key message
Change the way you view geopolitical news.
“Oil prices are rising” → “CB structure is shaking” → “Who goes out first?”
■ Reference materials
Korean Economy (2026.03.09): Spread of risk aversion… Exchange rate up to 1,500 won
- Maeil Business Newspaper (2026.03): Korean shipping company became the biggest winner in the Iran war
- Heo Seo-young (2025): An empirical study on CB conversion events and minority shareholder losses
- RaymondsRisk White Paper: https://www.konnect-ai.net/whitepaper
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