Hana Bank Forms Successive Partnerships with Global Real Estate Investment Advisory Firms

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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Min-young] Hana Bank has been strengthening its real estate investment advisory services by consecutively forming business partnerships with overseas real estate investment advisory firms.

On the 28th, Hana Bank announced that it signed agreements with global real estate service companies RE/MAX Korea and DowuJien at its headquarters in Euljiro, Jung-gu, Seoul.

Last year, Hana Bank signed business agreements for overseas real estate investment advisory services with KF Korea and Global PMC. With the strengthened partnerships through this latest agreement, the bank can now provide more professional and comprehensive services to overseas real estate investors, including ▲overseas real estate investment advisory ▲hosting overseas real estate investment seminars ▲supporting real estate transactions for domestic and international clients.

Hana Bank has already been offering non-face-to-face real estate video consultation services since February. According to a bank official, with the addition of these global real estate service partners, customers residing both domestically and abroad can conveniently access professional overseas regional real estate investment advisory services not only through face-to-face consultations but also via video consultations.

RE/MAX Korea is the Korean master franchise of RE/MAX, a global real estate company operating in 110 countries worldwide. Utilizing RE/MAX’s global network, it provides real estate services in the United States, Japan, Europe, and Southeast Asia.

DowuJien is a multinational company offering overseas real estate investment advisory, purchase, sale, and asset management services. Based on a global network spanning 17 countries including the United States, Europe, and Japan, it provides one-stop overseas real estate services.

Jung Won-gi, head of Hana Bank’s Asset Management Business Group, said, “This agreement not only enhances the professionalism of our overseas real estate advisory services but also is expected to create great synergy through the combination with our real estate video consultation services. We will continue to strive to introduce various global real estate services that improve professionalism and convenience for our customers.”

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