Hana Bank Signs Business Agreement with Inha University Hospital to Promote Legacy Giving Culture

Expanding the Culture of Legacy Giving Through Testamentary Trusts
President Lee Hosung: "We Will Faithfully Fulfill Our Financial Role to Ensure Donors' Wishes Are Securely Executed Through Trusts"

On the 13th, at the main building of Inha University Hospital in Jung-gu, Incheon, Lee Hosung, President of Hana Bank (right), took a commemorative photo with Lee Taek, Director of Inha University Hospital and Medical Center, after signing a business agreement to promote the culture of legacy donation and raise awareness. Hana Bank

Hana Bank announced on January 14 that it had signed a business agreement with Inha University Hospital to promote the culture of legacy donation and raise awareness, at the main building of Inha University Hospital in Jung-gu, Incheon, on January 13.

This business agreement was established to invigorate the culture of legacy donation using living trusts, amid growing interest in legacy donations for public interest organizations such as hospitals and schools. Hana Bank plans to work together with Inha University Hospital, which plays a pivotal role in healthcare in the Gyeongin region, to contribute to the development of regional healthcare and the enhancement of patient welfare, thereby creating social value in the local community.

Through this agreement, Hana Bank will provide Inha University Hospital employees and patients with services such as raising awareness about legacy donation, offering donor-tailored financial consultations, and designing donation plans using trusts. In particular, Hana Bank will strengthen regionally focused consultations through its branches in the Gyeongin area and, by collaborating with Inha University Hospital, will seek to improve accessibility to legacy donation.

In addition, Inha University Hospital will provide information on legacy donation using Hana Bank’s living trust services to employees and patients interested in making donations. Through these efforts, both institutions aim to ensure that donors’ goodwill is fully delivered to the local community and to help foster a sustainable culture of legacy donation.

Lee Hosung, President of Hana Bank, stated, “With this agreement, I hope that interest in legacy donation among hospital staff and patients will naturally lead to financial consultations. Hana Bank will faithfully fulfill its core financial role to ensure that donors' intentions are carried out securely through trusts, and we will continue our commitment to social contribution activities where sharing becomes a part of everyday life.”

Meanwhile, since launching the financial sector’s first living trust brand, ‘Hana Living Trust,’ in 2010, Hana Bank has solidified its leading position in the living trust market. In particular, in the field of legacy donation, the bank manages customers’ posthumous assets securely through a network of more than 140 partner donation organizations in Korea.