Kamco Appoints Lee In-su, Former Vice President of Cambodia Exchange, as New Auditor
[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sun-mi] KAMCO (Korea Asset Management Corporation) announced on the 23rd that Lee In-su (age 56), former Vice Chairman of the Cambodia Securities Exchange, has been appointed as the new auditor.
The new auditor was appointed by the President after undergoing a public recruitment process, review and recommendation by the Executive Recommendation Committee, resolution by the Public Institution Management Committee, and proposal by the Minister of Strategy and Finance.
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Born in Daegu in 1964, he graduated from Seoul National University with a degree in law and completed a master's program at Indiana State University College of Law in the United States. After joining the Securities Supervisory Service (now the Financial Supervisory Service) in 1990, he has accumulated about 30 years of experience working at the Korea Futures Exchange, Korea Exchange, and other institutions, making him an expert in public, financial, and legal fields.
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