• KOSPI 200, KOSPI 100, and KOSPI 50
• LargeCap, MidCap, and SmallCap indices based on market capitalization
• KOGI corporate governance index
• KODI dividend index
• Industry indices like chemicals, electrical & electronic equipments, transport equipment, or banks.
• KRX 100 and other KRX indices which take into account both stock markets of Korea Exchange (KRX) — Stock Market Division and KOSDAQ Division

KOSPI 200

The KOSPI 200 index consists of 200 big companies of the Stock Market Division. The base value of 100 was set on ngày 3 tháng 1 năm 1990. It has over 70% market value of the KOSPI, and so moves along with the KOSPI index. KOSPI 200 is important because it is listed on futures and option markets and is one of the most actively traded indices in the world. The KOSPI is calculated as current market capitalization (at the time of comparison) divided by base market capitalization (as of ngày 4 tháng 1 năm 1980).

That is: Current index = Current total market cap of constituents × 100 / Base Market Capitalization[5]

Its all-time low is 31.96, reached on ngày 16 tháng 6 năm 1998, during the financial crisis.It closed above 200 for the first time on ngày 24 tháng 4 năm 2007.

KRX 100

KRX 100 is the index of 100 companies listed on Korea Exchange, including KOSDAQ's big companies. It's meant to replace KOSPI 200 as the key futures index, but has not been very successful to date.

KRX derivatives products

• Stock Index Products: KOSPI 200 Futures, KOSPI 200 Options, STAR Futures
• Individual Equity Products: Individual Equity Futures, Individual Equity Options
• Interest Rate Products: 3-Year Korea Treasury Bond Futures (KTB3), 5-Year Korea Treasury Bond Futures (KTB5), 10-Year Korea Treasury Bond Futures (KTB10), MSB Futures
• Currency Products: USD Futures, USD Options, Japanese Yen Futures, Euro Futures
• Commodity Products: Gold Futures, Lean Hog Futures