Newly appointed Choi Jun-woo, President of the Korea Housing Finance Corporation.

Newly appointed Choi Jun-woo, President of the Korea Housing Finance Corporation.

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[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Choi Jun-woo has been appointed as the 8th President of the Korea Housing Finance Corporation.


Choi Jun-woo, the new president, previously served as a standing member of the Financial Services Commission's Securities and Futures Commission and is scheduled to take office on February 5.


President Choi began his public service career in 1992 after passing the 35th Administrative Examination. He has held key positions such as Director of the Administrative Personnel Division at the Financial Services Commission, Director of the Capital Market Division, Director of the Small and Low-Income Financial Policy Division, Director of the Financial Consumer Affairs Bureau, and standing member of the Securities and Futures Commission, overseeing a wide range of financial and economic policies.


He has extensive policy experience in housing finance and financial consumer protection, including revitalizing the housing pension, supporting financial aid for youth rental housing, enacting the Financial Consumer Protection Act, restructuring the support system for low-income finance, and lowering the statutory maximum interest rate. He is also an outstanding financial and economic expert with a broad network in the financial sector.


Known for meticulous work and excellent policy formulation and execution skills, he is highly trusted by those around him.


Following the current government's policies of ‘inclusive finance,’ ‘financial industry innovation,’ and ‘financial stability,’ President Choi is expected to carry out the mission of enhancing national housing welfare, supporting economic stability, and driving innovation.



President Choi graduated from Gyeonggi High School and Seoul National University with a degree in International Economics and earned a master's degree in economics from Georgetown University in the United States.


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