Hana Securities Achieves 25% IRP Return Rate, Ranks First Among Securities Firms
Hana Securities announced on April 20 that it ranked first among all securities firms in the non-principal-guaranteed return category for Individual Retirement Pension (IRP) accounts.
According to the Financial Supervisory Service Integrated Pension Portal, Hana Securities posted a one-year return rate of 25.73% for its individual IRP as of the first quarter of 2026, the highest among all securities companies. The company also achieved industry-leading results in defined contribution (DC) long-term returns, recording 6.77% over five years and 6.11% over ten years.
Hana Securities attributed this performance to its systematic pension asset management system. Last year, the company completely overhauled its retirement pension system, enabling thorough analysis of clients’ pension assets and improving user convenience and information accessibility. Support services for both offline and non-face-to-face clients were also strengthened.
Based on these efforts, Hana Securities emphasized that it has been selected as a top 10% provider for four consecutive years in the non-principal-guaranteed return performance category of the retirement pension provider evaluation conducted annually by the Ministry of Employment and Labor. The company’s IRP reserves increased by more than 17% in the first quarter alone, approaching 800 billion won.
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Minjeong Cha, Head of Pension Strategy at Hana Securities, stated, “Pension accounts are becoming increasingly useful because they allow various products—including real-time exchange-traded funds (ETFs), target date funds (TDFs), bonds, and deposits—to be managed within a single account. We will continue to do our best to enhance pension clients’ returns through differentiated asset management.”
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