Hashed Research CEO appointed chief policy officer at Korea's presidential office
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Friday, Jun 6, 2025 3:53 pm ET1min read
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Ha Jun-kyung, a renowned economist and professor at Hanyang University, brings extensive expertise in macroeconomic policies to the role of Chief of Economic Growth. Her appointment underscores the administration's commitment to balancing fiscal discipline with proactive economic stimulus [3].
Kim Yong-beom, a seasoned technocrat and former Vice Minister of Economy and Finance, takes on the position of Chief of Policy. His broad experience in crafting and implementing economic policies is expected to strengthen the government's ability to respond to domestic and international challenges with a cohesive and coordinated approach [3].
These appointments follow the election of Lee Jae-myung as South Korea's new president, marking a significant change in leadership. The new administration faces the challenge of navigating economic recovery and enhancing sustainable growth initiatives amid global uncertainties [1].
The appointments also coincide with ongoing debates regarding digital asset regulation. The Lee Jae-myung administration is expected to prioritize the institutionalization of the digital asset market, including stablecoin regulation and expanding private sector pilot programs [4].
The Bank of Korea and the Financial Services Commission (FSC) are vying for control over stablecoin oversight, with the Bank of Korea advocating for its supervision due to stablecoins' connection to the payments system and monetary policy. The Digital Asset Committee, on the other hand, frames stablecoins as strategic assets critical for enhancing national sovereignty and boosting global competitiveness [4].
The appointments of Ha Jun-kyung and Kim Yong-beom are anticipated to play pivotal roles in recalibrating South Korea's economic and policy directions. Financial markets and stakeholders will closely monitor the impact of these strategic personnel moves on the country's fiscal and economic strategy.
References:
[1] https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-06-05/national/northKorea/North-Korea-acknowledges-Souths-presidential-election-for-first-time/2323522
[2] https://www.koreaherald.com/article/10503754
[3] http://www.eblockmedia.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=21136
[4] http://www.eblockmedia.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=20988
Hashed Research CEO appointed chief policy officer at Korea's presidential office
South Korea's presidential office has appointed Ha Jun-kyung as Chief of Economic Growth and Kim Yong-beom as Chief of Policy, signaling a strategic shift in economic and policy leadership [3]. These appointments come amidst mounting pressure to address slowing economic growth and rising inflation concerns.Ha Jun-kyung, a renowned economist and professor at Hanyang University, brings extensive expertise in macroeconomic policies to the role of Chief of Economic Growth. Her appointment underscores the administration's commitment to balancing fiscal discipline with proactive economic stimulus [3].
Kim Yong-beom, a seasoned technocrat and former Vice Minister of Economy and Finance, takes on the position of Chief of Policy. His broad experience in crafting and implementing economic policies is expected to strengthen the government's ability to respond to domestic and international challenges with a cohesive and coordinated approach [3].
These appointments follow the election of Lee Jae-myung as South Korea's new president, marking a significant change in leadership. The new administration faces the challenge of navigating economic recovery and enhancing sustainable growth initiatives amid global uncertainties [1].
The appointments also coincide with ongoing debates regarding digital asset regulation. The Lee Jae-myung administration is expected to prioritize the institutionalization of the digital asset market, including stablecoin regulation and expanding private sector pilot programs [4].
The Bank of Korea and the Financial Services Commission (FSC) are vying for control over stablecoin oversight, with the Bank of Korea advocating for its supervision due to stablecoins' connection to the payments system and monetary policy. The Digital Asset Committee, on the other hand, frames stablecoins as strategic assets critical for enhancing national sovereignty and boosting global competitiveness [4].
The appointments of Ha Jun-kyung and Kim Yong-beom are anticipated to play pivotal roles in recalibrating South Korea's economic and policy directions. Financial markets and stakeholders will closely monitor the impact of these strategic personnel moves on the country's fiscal and economic strategy.
References:
[1] https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-06-05/national/northKorea/North-Korea-acknowledges-Souths-presidential-election-for-first-time/2323522
[2] https://www.koreaherald.com/article/10503754
[3] http://www.eblockmedia.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=21136
[4] http://www.eblockmedia.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=20988

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