Candidate for Chief of Serious Crime Investigation Agency Kim Jiyong Reports Assets Worth 3.8 Billion Won, Owns Two Apartments in Bundang

Two Apartments in Bundang-gu and Jeonse Rights in Seocho-dong

Kim Jiyong, nominee for the inaugural chief of the Serious Crime Investigation Agency, reported total family assets amounting to approximately 3,807,590,000 won, including those held by himself, his spouse, and their two children.

According to the personnel hearing request submitted to the National Assembly on October 2, Kim's personal assets include an apartment in Imae-dong, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province (valued at 1,174,000,000 won, 84.63 square meters), a 50% share of an apartment in Jeongja-dong (870,000,000 won, 146.37 square meters), and a 50% Jeonse right interest in an apartment in Seocho-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul (725,000,000 won). The total value of his personal assets is estimated at 1,717,430,000 won.

Candidate Kim Jiyong, the inaugural head of the Serious Crime Investigation Agency, is responding to reporters' questions as he arrives at the office set up in Jongno-gu, Seoul, on the 17th of last month. Photo by Yonhap News Agency

His cash deposits amount to 285,620,000 won, and he has invested 30,000,000 won for a 3.9% equity stake in the law firm where he works.

His spouse's assets are valued at 2,012,290,000 won, and include a 50% co-ownership in the Jeongja-dong apartment (870,000,000 won) and a 50% Jeonse right interest in the Seocho-dong apartment (725,000,000 won). She also holds deposits of approximately 913,160,000 won, stocks valued at around 123,080,000 won, and virtual assets worth about 26,040,000 won.

Their son, born in 2000, reported assets of approximately 52,240,000 won, while their daughter, born in 2004, declared assets of about 25,610,000 won.

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