Hanwha General Insurance and KWEA to Support Women-Led Businesses and Foster Femtech Industry

Hanwha General Insurance announced on the 27th that it signed a 'Financial Business Agreement for the Activation of Women's Economy and Femtech Industry' with the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association (KWEA) at its headquarters in Yeouido on the 24th.

At the ‘Business Agreement Ceremony for the Activation of Women’s Economy and Femtech Industry’ held at the Hanwha General Insurance headquarters in Yeouido on the 24th, Na Chaebum, CEO of Hanwha General Insurance (right), and Park Changsook, President of the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association, are taking a commemorative photo. Hanwha General Insurance

The agreement signing ceremony was attended by Na Chaebum, CEO of Hanwha General Insurance, Park Changsook, President of KWEA, and other key executives and staff from both organizations. Based on this agreement, the two parties plan to offer multifaceted support to help grow women-led businesses, expand the foundation of the femtech industry, and secure sustainable growth engines.

To this end, Hanwha General Insurance will support the discovery and incubation of promising domestic femtech companies, as well as assist their entry into global markets.

The company will also provide financial programs to create a more stable management environment for women-led businesses. In particular, it will develop and sell customized insurance products tailored for female customers, and promote the establishment of funds to revitalize the femtech industry.

Additionally, Hanwha General Insurance plans to offer educational and networking programs to strengthen the capacities of female entrepreneurs, as well as detail wellness initiatives to improve women's health and quality of life.

A Hanwha General Insurance representative stated, "The continued innovation and challenges of women-led businesses are key driving forces that enhance our society's competitiveness," adding, "Through this agreement, we will provide hands-on support for the growth of women-led companies and strive to offer better services to our customers."

Meanwhile, Hanwha General Insurance has been strengthening its open innovation functions this year and accelerating the establishment of an AI-based women's wellness ecosystem. The company explained that this agreement is not only about supporting startups, but is part of a strategic effort to discover future customer experiences and new business opportunities through collaboration with external innovative companies.

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