Vice Chairman Do Kyusang Reported 141.9997 Billion Won

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[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sun-mi] It has been revealed that Eun Sung-soo, Chairman of the Financial Services Commission and a former multi-homeowner, saw his assets increase by more than 700 million KRW within a year despite selling his apartment in Sejong City last year.


According to the "2021 High-ranking Public Officials' Asset Changes" disclosed by the Government Ethics Committee through the official gazette on the 25th, Chairman Eun reported assets totaling 3.92244 billion KRW, an increase of 720.56 million KRW compared to the previous year.


Chairman Eun was a two-homeowner, holding apartments in Jamwon-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul (84.87㎡) and Dodam-dong, Sejong City (84.96㎡). However, following the current government's stance that owning two or more houses is speculative, he sold the Sejong City apartment last year and became a single-homeowner. Currently, Chairman Eun rents out the Jamwon-dong apartment under a jeonse lease and resides under a jeonse lease in an apartment in Oksu-dong, Seongsu-dong, Seoul (84.69㎡). The Jamwon-dong apartment he owns increased in value by 350 million KRW within a year.


Chairman Eun's personal bank deposits amounted to 688.91 million KRW, an increase of over 250 million KRW from 411.11 million KRW the previous year. The increased deposit amount includes capital gains from the sale of the Sejong City apartment. Including deposits held by his spouse, eldest son, and second son, the total reported deposits reached 1.55697 billion KRW, about 400 million KRW more than 1.14057 billion KRW a year ago.


The securities reported amount to 16.03 million KRW held by Chairman Eun's eldest son. The eldest son purchased New York-listed stocks such as Apple and Microsoft with his deposits, increasing the holdings more than sixfold from 2.59 million KRW the previous year. A condominium in the name of the spouse was reported as a membership right, valued at 38.5 million KRW.



Meanwhile, Do Gyu-sang, Vice Chairman of the Financial Services Commission, reported assets totaling 1.41997 billion KRW, an increase of 132.61 million KRW. Vice Chairman Do reported no real estate holdings and stated that he resides under a jeonse lease in an apartment in Dohwa-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul (75.70㎡). His personal bank deposits amounted to 38.06 million KRW, a decrease from 78.81 million KRW the previous year due to loans to others. Private bonds increased by 173 million KRW to 1.4 billion KRW were reported.


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