• Delivers emergency relief funds for swift recovery and support of those affected by the massive earthquake

• Demonstrates genuine global ESG commitment by showing solidarity with the pain of global citizens and engaging in humanitarian relief efforts

• Chairman Ham Young-joo: “As a member of the global community, we will stand with the people of Myanmar to help restore daily life as quickly as possible”

Following the earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28 (local time), Hana Financial Group (Chairman Ham Young-joo) announced that it will provide about USD 70,000 in emergency relief funds to support recovery efforts and assist displaced residents.

This emergency support reflects the Group’s humanitarian commitment to empathize with the pain of global citizens impacted by an unexpected natural disaster and actively participate in global relief efforts, in line with Hana’s sincere approach to global ESG management.

The funds will be delivered via the Korean Red Cross and used to provide emergency supplies such as food, medicine, and daily necessities for displaced residents. It will also support the setup of temporary shelters and secure educational spaces for children.

Additionally, Hana Financial Group’s local subsidiary in Myanmar, Hana Microfinance Ltd., will continue to closely monitor the situation on the ground and consider providing additional support if necessary.

Chairman Ham stated,

“We extend our deepest condolences to the people of Myanmar, who have lost their homes due to this unexpected disaster.
As a member of the global community, Hana Financial Group will do its part to support the swift recovery and return to daily life for those affected.”

Hana Financial Group has also continued various ESG initiatives in Myanmar, including:
▲ Distributing school supply kits to students in areas affected by the 2023 typhoon
▲ Donating clothing, toys, and school supplies to low-income families
▲ Supporting local children’s organizations with educational materials

These activities are part of Hana’s broader efforts to realize the vision of “Global Finance for Mutual Growth.”