← Joo Byung-ki
[ROLE TIMELINE]

Joo Byung-ki

Chairman of Korea Fair Trade Commission (recently appointed)

Government Corporate Political | Red zones = government–corporate overlap
2024 2025 2026 2027 Supplier Customer NC Chem Supplier Customer at NC Chem (2025–present) 2025→ Supplier Customer Samyang NCchem Supplier Customer at Samyang NCchem (2025–present) 2025→ Professional Poongsan Group Professional at Poongsan Group (2025–present) 2025→ Corporate Affiliation Poongsan Co., Ltd. Corporate Affiliation at Poongsan Co., Ltd. (2025–present) 2025→ Corporate Affiliation PSMC Corporate Affiliation at PSMC (2025–present) 2025→ Industry Association Korea Semiconductor Ass… Industry Association at Korea Semiconductor Association (2025–present) 2025→ Supplier Customer Amkor Technology Korea Supplier Customer at Amkor Technology Korea (2025–present) 2025→ Regulatory Foreign Investment Comm… Regulatory at Foreign Investment Committee (2025–present) 2025→ Professional Ki Jeong Han Professional at Ki Jeong Han (2025–present) 2025→ Financial Market KOSDAQ Financial Market at KOSDAQ (2025–present) 2025→ Regulatory Financial Supervisory S… Regulatory at Financial Supervisory Service (2025–present) 2025→ Financial Korea Development Bank … Financial at Korea Development Bank (KDB) (2025–present) 2025→ Investment HB Investment Investment at HB Investment (2025–present) 2025→ Investment Korea Growth Investment… Investment at Korea Growth Investment Corp (2025–present) 2025→ Investment Samsung Asset Management Investment at Samsung Asset Management (2025–present) 2025→ Investment Mirae Asset Global Inve… Investment at Mirae Asset Global Investments (2025–present) 2025→ Professional Network Kim Jeong-kwan Professional Network at Kim Jeong-kwan (2026–present) 2026→ Membership Keum Seok Oh Membership at Keum Seok Oh (2026–present) 2026→ Membership Yeong Ho Shin Membership at Yeong Ho Shin (2026–present) 2026→ Membership Lee Chang-yang Membership at Lee Chang-yang (2026–present) 2026→ Legal Yoon & Yang Legal at Yoon & Yang (2026–present) 2026→

Conflict Zones (2)

CONFLICT ZONE · 2025–2026
Financial Market (KOSDAQ), Financial (Korea Development Bank (KDB)), Investment (Korea Growth Investment Corp) overlapping with Supplier Customer (NC Chem), Supplier Customer (Samyang NCchem), Professional (Poongsan Group), Corporate Affiliation (Poongsan Co., Ltd.), Corporate Affiliation (PSMC), Supplier Customer (Amkor Technology Korea), Investment (HB Investment), Investment (Samsung Asset Management), Investment (Mirae Asset Global Investments)
CONFLICT ZONE · 2026–2026
Financial Market (KOSDAQ), Financial (Korea Development Bank (KDB)), Investment (Korea Growth Investment Corp) overlapping with Legal (Yoon & Yang)

All Roles & Relationships (21)

Sector Role Entity Period
CORPORATE Supplier Customer NC Chem 2025–present
CORPORATE Supplier Customer Samyang NCchem 2025–present
CORPORATE Professional Poongsan Group 2025–present
CORPORATE Corporate Affiliation Poongsan Co., Ltd. 2025–present
CORPORATE Corporate Affiliation PSMC 2025–present
OTHER Industry Association Korea Semiconductor Association 2025–present
CORPORATE Supplier Customer Amkor Technology Korea 2025–present
OTHER Regulatory Foreign Investment Committee 2025–present
OTHER Professional Ki Jeong Han 2025–present
GOVERNMENT Financial Market KOSDAQ 2025–present
OTHER Regulatory Financial Supervisory Service 2025–present
GOVERNMENT Financial Korea Development Bank (KDB) 2025–present
CORPORATE Investment HB Investment 2025–present
GOVERNMENT Investment Korea Growth Investment Corp 2025–present
CORPORATE Investment Samsung Asset Management 2025–present
CORPORATE Investment Mirae Asset Global Investments 2025–present
OTHER Professional Network Kim Jeong-kwan 2026–present
OTHER Membership Keum Seok Oh 2026–present
OTHER Membership Yeong Ho Shin 2026–present
OTHER Membership Lee Chang-yang 2026–present
CORPORATE Legal Yoon & Yang 2026–present
Methodology

This timeline visualises documented roles and relationships for Joo Byung-ki using dates recorded in the entity connection graph. Roles are classified into sectors (government, corporate, political) based on relationship type and target entity type.

Conflict zones are periods where government/institutional roles overlap with corporate positions. These overlaps are not inherently improper but represent structural conditions that merit public scrutiny — the same person simultaneously holds a position involving public trust and a position involving private financial interest.

Date precision varies: some connections record only a year, others a full date. Ongoing roles (no end date) are drawn to the present year. Committee memberships are drawn from official congressional records where available.