Hana Bank Ranks First Among All Banks in Retirement Pension Reserve Growth in 2025

Retirement Pension Reserves Increase by 8.1 Trillion Won Compared to End of 2024

Hana Bank announced on January 16 that it ranked first among all banks in the increase of retirement pension reserves in 2025.

According to the Retirement Pension Comparison Disclosure on the Financial Supervisory Service’s Integrated Pension Portal, Hana Bank’s retirement pension reserves at the end of 2025 totaled 48.4 trillion won. This figure reflects an increase of 8.1 trillion won over the year, driven by increases of 3.8 trillion won in IRP, 2.3 trillion won in defined contribution (DC) plans, and 2 trillion won in defined benefit (DB) plans.

Building on the trust of its customers, Hana Bank had already achieved the highest increase in retirement pension reserves across the entire financial sector in both 2023 and 2024. By once again ranking first among all banks in 2025, the bank has reaffirmed its status as the leading retirement pension bank.

This achievement is the result of Hana Bank’s continuous innovation, centered on customer needs and on-site engagement, which has enabled the bank to provide differentiated pension asset management services.

Notably, Hana Bank became the first in the industry to establish the “Pension The Dream Lounge,” a specialized consultation center for VIP retirement pension customers, at eight major locations nationwide including Seoul, Gyeonggi, Daegu, and Busan. Since August last year, the bank has also operated the “Mobile Pension The Dream Lounge” using dedicated vehicles, offering tailored pension asset management services by visiting customers in remote areas.

In addition, Hana Bank launched the first “robo-advisor discretionary investment service” in the financial sector in March last year, followed by the introduction of the “Hana MP Subscription Service” in April, the first of its kind among banks. These initiatives have expanded the scope of non-face-to-face pension asset management services.

In December last year, Hana Bank also became the first among banks to launch the “AI Pension Investment Withdrawal Solution,” which uses AI to propose portfolios tailored to the withdrawal goals of customers with individual IRPs, ensuring stable cash flow during the pension withdrawal period. This supports customers in systematically managing their pension assets throughout their life cycle, from accumulation to receipt.

A representative from Hana Bank’s Retirement Pension Group stated, “We were able to achieve the top increase in retirement pension reserves among banks for three consecutive years thanks to the customers who have placed their trust in us over the years. We will continue to provide Hana Bank’s unique, differentiated pension asset management services to support our customers in planning a stable retirement.”

Meanwhile, in December last year, Hana Bank was recognized for its excellence in retirement pension capabilities by being selected as the only bank to be named an “Excellent Retirement Pension Provider” for three consecutive years in the “2025 Retirement Pension Provider Evaluation” organized by the Ministry of Employment and Labor.