Hana Bank

About

Hana Bank, a prominent financial institution and one of South Korea's largest banks, operates as a subsidiary of Hana Financial Group. Its origins trace back to 1971 when it was established as Korea Investment Finance Corporation, a name it held until 1991. The bank significantly expanded its operations through strategic mergers, first with Seoul Bank (founded in 1959) in 2002, and subsequently with Korea Exchange Bank (founded in 1967) in 2015. This latter merger led to its rebranding as KEB Hana Bank from 2015 to 2019. While specific revenue figures, leadership details, and employee counts are not explicitly provided, the bank offers various financial services, potentially including digital banking solutions available with both free and subscription-based models, as indicated by its presence on platforms like GetApp.