[2020 National Audit] Oh Ik-geun, CEO of Daishin Securities, "Lime Incident, Acknowledges Internal Control Deficiencies... No Headquarters Involvement"
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[Asia Economy Reporter Park Ji-hwan] Oh Ik-geun, CEO of Daishin Securities, stated on the 13th that although internal controls were insufficient regarding the sale of Lime Asset Management funds, the headquarters was not involved in 'pushing funds' or similar activities.
Oh Ik-geun attended the National Assembly's Political Affairs Committee audit as a witness on the same day and responded to a question from Min Hyung-bae, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea, who asked, "Daishin Securities Banpo WM Center sold 94.3% of all Lime funds. Isn't it true that the funds were concentrated at the Banpo WM Center?"
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Oh further replied, "It is true that Lime funds were sold intensively at the Banpo WM Center, but the headquarters did not directly push the funds there."
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