Hana Bank Signs Comprehensive Business Agreement with National Parents Association of Disabled Persons

Supporting Safe Asset Management with Pension Accounts, Guardianship Trusts, and Customized Testamentary Substitute Trusts
Enhancing Economic Rights and Independence of People with Developmental Disabilities Even After the Passing of Caregiving Families

On the 8th, after signing a business agreement for mutual cooperation and co-growth with the National Parents Association of Disabled Persons at Place1 in Samseong-dong, Seoul, Ho-Sung Lee, CEO of Hana Bank (left), and Jong-Sul Yoon, chairman of the National Parents Association of Disabled Persons (right), are holding the agreement document and posing for a commemorative photo. Hana Bank

Hana Bank announced on September 9 that it had signed a business agreement for mutual cooperation and co-growth with the National Parents Association of Disabled Persons at Place1 in Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

This agreement was established so that Hana Bank can provide customized inclusive financial services, offering practical assistance and benefits to people with developmental disabilities and their caregiving families nationwide.

Through this agreement, Hana Bank will support the opening of pension accounts for people with developmental disabilities who are minors, enabling them to engage in economic activities and manage their living expenses for future independence. The bank also plans to help children with disabilities safely manage their own funds by utilizing guardianship trusts and other services.

In particular, Hana Bank will offer customized testamentary substitute trusts tailored to individual circumstances, ensuring the stable and sustainable economic rights and independence of people with developmental disabilities even after the passing of their caregivers. This is expected to address one of the biggest concerns for parents of children with disabilities.

Additionally, the bank plans to expand the benefits and services of inclusive finance to caregiving personnel by providing preferential financial services to activity assistants who directly support the daily lives of people with developmental disabilities.

Ho-Sung Lee, CEO of Hana Bank, who attended the signing ceremony, stated, "Hana Bank will be a reliable financial partner for people with disabilities and their caregiving families, supporting their stable and happy lives. We will continue to expand customized inclusive financial support for people with disabilities and their families, and we will also actively participate in improving social awareness about disabilities."

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