Samsung Names 3rd Generation Lee Jae-yong as Chairman of $270 Billion Samsung, Released from Jail to Support South Korea Economy on Parole in 2021 for
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Samsung Names 3rd Generation Lee Jae-yong as Chairman of $270 Billion Samsung, Released from Jail to Support South Korea Economy on Parole in 2021 for Bribery & Embezzlement 30th October 2022 | Hong Kong
Samsung has named 3rd generation Lee Jae-yong (Grandson of founder Lee Byung-chul) as Chairman of $270 billion Samsung Group (market capitulation, Oct 2022), having been released from jail in August 2021 to support South Korea economy (Released on parole in 2021, convicted for bribery & embezzlement). Samsung: “The Board of Directors of Samsung Electronics today approved the appointment of Jay Y. Lee as Executive Chairman of the company. The Board approved the appointment, which was recommended by Independent Director and Board Chairman Han-Jo Kim. The Board cited the current uncertain global business environment and the pressing need for stronger accountability and business stability in approving the recommendation.” See below for more info. Read: Samsung Heirs Lee Family Pledges $13 Billion of Shares to Pay for $10.7 Billion Inheritance Tax Bill
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August 2021: The South Korean Justice Ministry made the decision to release Samsung Group heir Lee Jae-yong on parole on the ground of national interest for semiconductors, vaccines after considering the effects of the pandemic on South Korea’s economy and global markets. His parole conditions include 5 years of business restriction and approval for overseas trip.
Samsung Group Heir Lee Jae-yong Released from Jail on Parole, $11 Billion Personal Fortune
Jay Y. Lee, Vice Chairman at Samsung Electronics | 2nd from left August 2021 – Samsung Group heir Lee Jae-yong (Age 53), one of South Korea’s richest man with more than $11 billion fortune, has been released from jail on parole, serving a fraction of his 2.5 years jail term for being convicted of bribery and embezzlement by a South Korean high court in January 2021. Lee Jae-yong was accused of paying $37 million to 2 non-profit foundations in exchange for political support to a Samsung merger that required support from South Korea’s government pension fund and for him to be the Head of Samsung. The case also involved South Korea’s former President Park Guen-hye, who is serving a 20 years jail term for bribery and corruption. (Parole ~ permission for a prisoner to be released before their period in prison is finished, with the agreement that they will behave well)
Samsung Group Heir Lee Jae-yong Released from Jail on Parole
Samsung Electronics The South Korean Justice Ministry made the decision to release Samsung Group heir Lee Jae-yong on parole on the ground of national interest for semiconductors, vaccines after considering the effects of the pandemic on South Korea’s economy and global markets. His parole conditions include 5 years of business restriction and approval for overseas trip.
Samsung’s day-to-day operations is not affected by Lee Jae-yong absence, but need him to make major decisions on investments and M&A projects for Samsung. Lee Jae-yong is also under investigation for fraud and stock manipulation.
Samsung Heirs Lee Jae-Yong and Family to Pay $10.7 Billion in Inheritance Tax from $22 Billion Estate
Jay Y. Lee, Vice Chairman at Samsung Electronics | 2nd from left Lee Jae-yong, the heir of Samsung Group is one of South Korea’s richest man with more than $11 billion fortune.
In April 2021, the heirs and family of Samsung including current Vice-Chairman of Samsung Electronics Lee Jae-Yong will have to pay inheritance tax of around $10.7 billion (12 trillion won), for inheriting around $22 billion estate from the late Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee who died in October 2020.
The Lee family plans to pay the full amount of the inheritance tax over a period of 5 years, including reducing the inheritance tax through public donations of arts and medical funding. The $10.7 billion inheritance tax is likely to be paid from stock dividends and possibility of bank loans.
The estate’s collection of antiques and paintings will be donated to the National Museum of Korea and other cultural organisations. The collection includes national cultural assets and paintings by Korean painters such as Park Soo-keun and Lee Jung-seop and 23,000 art pieces including works by artists Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Paul Gauguin, Claude Monet, Joan Miro and Salvador Dali.
For medical funding, the Lee family will donate around $900 million to fund infectious disease research and treatment for children with cancer and rare illnesses.
Samsung – Global Giant and South Korea Chaebol
Samsung Electronics The late Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee had led Samsung in 1987, following the death of his father Lee Byung-chul, who founded Samsung. The late Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee led Samsung through a massive transformation to become a global electronics giant. Today, Samsung is a global leader in technology, electronics and industry. In 2020, Samsung reported $212.4 billion in revenue and net income of $23.7 billion.
Samsung is also South Korea’s largest chaebol, a term used to describe South Korea’s large, family-run conglomerates that played an important role in the country’s economic development.
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