A potential blueprint for the secondary bourse Kosdaq is drawing keen attention ahead of this week’s policy briefing to President Lee Jae Myung, amid two contrasting developments in the index’s path toward reaching the unprecedented 1,000-point mark. The Financial Services Commission (FSC) will deliver a briefing, Thursday, marking the first policy presentation directly to the president covering ministries and affiliated organizations since he took office in June, intended to help him prepare for 2026, industry officials said Sunday. The FSC briefing comes as more investors expect Kosdaq stocks to continue rising — a positive development on the index’s 1,000-point path — with their available funds borrowed from brokerage firms reaching a yearly high of 10 trillion won ($6.76 billion), according to the Korea Financial Investment Association, Friday. On the downside, Kosdaq’s bellwether stock, Alteogen, announced on Dec. 8 that it will move to the benchmark KOSPI, while second-ranked EcoPro BM is also considering leaving — a continuing outflow of top-performing stocks that c