KEB Hana Bank

KEB Hana Bank is a South Korea–based commercial bank within Hana Financial Group, created through the 2015 integration of Hana Bank and Korea Exchange Bank. It serves retail, small business, and corporate clients with current and savings accounts, time deposits, domestic and international transfers, mortgages and personal loans, SME lending, corporate finance, trade finance, foreign exchange, and wealth management, with cards and securities services offered via group affiliates. Digital channels include mobile and online banking (branded as Hana 1Q), alongside nationwide ATMs and branch services; foreign currency cash handling, multi‑currency deposits, and SWIFT remittances are available, with fees, correspondent charges, and foreign‑exchange spreads varying by channel, amount, and currency. The bank maintains overseas branches and subsidiaries in selected markets to support Korean corporates and cross‑border transactions. Account opening requirements typically include valid identification, proof of address, and a resident or alien registration number; enhanced due‑diligence and documentation can apply to non‑resident or higher‑risk profiles. KEB Hana Bank is regulated by the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Supervisory Service, and eligible deposits are covered by the Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation up to the statutory limit per depositor per institution, inclusive of principal and interest. Risk management and compliance frameworks cover anti‑money‑laundering, know‑your‑customer, and sanctions screening, and the bank reports capital and liquidity metrics under Basel III standards. Service availability, product terms, interest rates, and fees change over time and can differ by branch, channel, and customer segment.