Government Public Officials Ethics Committee Releases September Ad Hoc Asset Registration Details

Jaeman Lim, President of the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements, reported a total of KRW 3,533,280,000 in assets, including a single-family house in Jongno-gu, Seoul, registered under his spouse's name.



According to the September ad hoc property registration details released by the Government Public Officials Ethics Committee on the 29th, President Lim registered his assets as follows: KRW 1.1 billion for the single-family house in Jongno-gu, KRW 200 million for an apartment in Incheon under his mother's name, and KRW 2.6 million for land in the Sejong City area. Including his family, he reported KRW 2,286,170,000 in financial assets such as savings and securities. President Lim, a former university professor, previously served as a real estate policy advisor to the Democratic Party of Korea. Last year, he was appointed as a civilian chair of the Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) Reform Committee, and in July this year, he began his three-year term as president of the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements.

Jaeman Lim, President of the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements. Photo by Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Press Corps

Jaeman Lim, President of the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements. Photo by Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Press Corps

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Junghoon Yoo, President of Korea Expressway Corporation who took office in June this year, reported holdings of KRW 3,263,510,000. An apartment in Hanam, Gyeonggi Province, jointly owned with his spouse, is valued at KRW 1.16 billion, and a row house in Seongnam under his mother's name is valued at KRW 232 million. He also registered financial assets, including deposits and stocks, totaling KRW 2,005,200,000. President Yoo is also a former university professor and has served as president of the Korean Society of Transportation.


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