Assets of 330 National Assembly Public Officials Disclosed, Ahn Cheol-soo Ranks 1st with 125.7 Billion Won

The National Assembly Public Official Ethics Committee has disclosed the details of the regular asset change reports for 2026. Among the 330 public officials subject to this disclosure, including lawmakers, Representative Ahn Cheol-soo reported the largest amount of assets, recording approximately 125.7 billion won.

Assets of 330 National Assembly Public Officials Disclosed... Top Rankings

On the 26th, the National Assembly Public Official Ethics Committee published the regular asset change reports of a total of 330 individuals, including its affiliated lawmakers and the Chief Librarian of the National Assembly, in the official gazette. According to the reported details, Representative Ahn Cheol-soo reported assets of approximately 125.71 billion won, taking first place in assets within the National Assembly.

Following him, Representative Park Duk-hyum reported 54.79 billion won, Representative Park Jeong 37.45 billion won, Representative Koh Dong-jin 37.35 billion won, and Representative Baek Jong-heon 31.87 billion won, making up the top 5. In addition, Representative Kim Eun-hye (29.43 billion won), Representative Seo Myeong-ok (27.05 billion won), and Representative Yoon Sang-hyun (21.8 billion won) were revealed to be wealthy individuals with assets in the tens of billions of won.

Asset Distribution Centered on Real Estate and Securities

Looking at the detailed disclosure, the major assets of the public officials were concentrated in real estate such as land and buildings, deposits, and listed and unlisted stocks. In the case of Representative Ahn Cheol-soo, who ranked 1st in assets, the value of unlisted stocks (AhnLab) he holds amounted to approximately 111.7 billion won, accounting for the majority of his wealth. Representative Park Duk-hyum, who ranked 2nd, was confirmed to hold large-scale land and buildings, as well as deposits exceeding 6 billion won.

Additionally, virtual asset holdings were also reported in this asset disclosure, drawing attention. Some lawmakers and their family members were found to hold various amounts of virtual assets, including Bitcoin, ranging from small amounts to tens of millions of won, demonstrating a trend toward diversifying their asset portfolios.