HF Hosts the 2018 Housing Finance Seminar
- Date 2018-08-23
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HF Hosts the 2018 Housing Finance Seminar
- Seminar held under the theme ‘Measures to Advance JTYK for Happiness in People’s Retired Life’
- Register online at the HF webpage through September 3 or at the venue on the day of seminar
Korea Housing Finance Corporation (HF, CEO Lee Jung-Hwan) announced on the 23rd that it will hold the 2018 Housing Finance Seminar at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry on September 6, 2018.
Under the title ‘Measures to Advance JooTaekYeonKeum (JTYK) for Happiness in People’s Retired Life’, the seminar will address four different themes. The themes are ▲ ‘Social, Economic, and Policy Challenges and Tasks Regarding Senior Citizens of Our Society’ (presenter: Professor Kim Young-Seon of Kyung Hee University), ▲ ‘Role of JTYK for Income-Led Growth’ (presenter: Associate Researcher Kim Jeong-Joo of the Construction and Economy Research Institute of Korea), ▲ ‘Analysis of JTYK Demand and Its Policy Implications’ (presenter: Professor Yoo Seung-Dong of Sangmyung University), and ▲ ‘Study on Stronger Income Protection Measures for the Elderly on the Basis of the Analysis of Overseas Cases’ (presenter: Professor Cho Man of KDI School of Public Policy and Management).
The presentations will be followed by a wrap-up discussion. The discussion will be joined by Professor Cho, Professor Shin Seung-Woo of Konkuk University, Chief Director Kim Gyeong-Rok of the Mirae Asset Retirement Institute, Professor Choi Hyeong-Seok of Ewha Womans University, and HF Associate Researcher Lim Byung-Kwon.
The seminar is free for all participants. Those interested in participating in the seminar can submit an application at the Housing Finance Research Center’s webpage (www.hf.go.kr/researcher). Online application is open until September 3, 2018. Offline application is also available at the venue on the day of the seminar.
An HF official said “Through this seminar, we will explore and establish the new roles of JTYK and also seek measures to advance the reverse mortgage scheme and address the challenges it faces.”