Hana Bank Asset Management Solution 'iWells' Receives Minister of Science and ICT Award
Hana Bank's artificial intelligence (AI) asset management solution 'iWells' received the Minister of Science and ICT Award.
Hana Bank announced on the 20th that iWells won the Minister of Science and ICT Award, the grand prize in the Digital Technology Innovation category, at the 'ICT Awards Korea' held on the 18th.
Hosted by the Korea Information Science Promotion Association and sponsored by the Ministry of Science and ICT, this event is the largest ICT awards ceremony in Korea, continuing for about 20 years since 2004.
iWells was highly praised for ▲application (app) performance ▲dead link error handling ▲platform compatibility ▲originality of UI/UX ▲interface ▲functionality and technological completeness of the service. It is explained that through a self-developed AI algorithm, it provides personalized asset management services like a dedicated private banker (PB).
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Lee Eun-jung, Head of Investment Products Division at Hana Bank, stated, "We will continue to enhance the service level to provide more detailed and differentiated asset management services that meet the needs of each customer through iWells."
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