Chairperson Lee Eog-weon was found to hold assets of about 2 billion won.
According to senior public officials' asset data released by the Government Public Officials Ethics Committee on the 26th, the Chairperson reported a total of 2.04 billion won under the names of the Chairperson, mother, spouse, eldest son, and eldest daughter. It rose slightly from the aggregates disclosed on Jan. 1 (2.015 billion won).
The Chairperson reported building assets totaling 1.381 billion won, including an apartment owned under the Chairperson's name in Gaepo-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, "THE H Firstier IPARK" (1.393 billion won), the mother's multi-family house, and jeonse rights on officetels held by the eldest son and eldest daughter. This is the same as the building assets disclosed on Jan. 1. However, this apartment is currently trading in the 3 billion won range.
The Chairperson reported holding 650 million won in deposits. That is an increase of about 34 million won from the previous filing (616 million won). The Chairperson's and spouse's deposits decreased, but the two children's deposits increased.
Vice Chairperson Kwon Dae-young reported assets of 1.85 billion won. That is an increase of about 130 million won from the previous filing (1.718 billion won). Deposits increased due to wage and rental income. As for real estate assets, Kwon holds a Yeouido Xi officetel in Seoul for 789 million won. Vice Chairperson Kwon is living on a jeonse lease at "Sangdo The Sharp" in Sangdo-dong, Dongjak-gu.
Kim Beom-gi, a standing member of the Financial Services Commission (FSC), reported assets of 1.59 billion won. The spouse had held small amounts of 15 virtual assets, including Ripple, ADA, Dmarket, MediBloc, and Xcore, and sold all of them. Lee Hyeong-ju, head of the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit, reported holding assets of 3.728 billion won.