Hana Bank CEO Lee Hoseong Joins Relay Campaign to Prevent Damage from Illegal Private Lending

Hana Bank announced on September 8 that CEO Lee Hoseong has joined the "Financial Relay Campaign to Save Lives," aimed at preventing damage from illegal private lending and spreading the social value of inclusive finance.

Ho Sung Lee, President of Hana Bank, participates in the "Life-Saving Finance Relay Campaign" on the 8th at Hana Bank's Euljiro headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul. Provided by Hana Bank

This campaign began in July under the supervision of Korea Inclusive Finance Agency. It operates by having participants upload a certified photo to their official social media channels, then nominate the next participant to continue the relay.

CEO Lee participated in the campaign on August 31 at the nomination of Jang Minyoung, CEO of Industrial Bank of Korea. He posted a certified photo holding a placard that read, "Finance that saves lives will protect people so that no one is driven to illegal private lending any longer," on Hana Bank's official social media channels. He recommended Lee Hwanju, CEO of KB Kookmin Bank, as the next participant.

CEO Lee stated, "I deeply empathize with the purpose of this campaign, which is to deliver hope to those suffering from illegal private lending so they can get back on their feet. Hana Bank will continue to faithfully fulfill its financial roles and social responsibilities in protecting financially vulnerable groups and will further spread the value of 'Finance that Saves Lives' so that those in difficult circumstances can make a new start."

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