Hana Bank (CEO Lee Ho-sung) announced on the 14th that it will contribute an additional 9.8 billion won to the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (hereinafter referred to as 'KCGF') and the Korea Technology Finance Corporation (hereinafter referred to as 'KOTEC'), marking the full-scale launch of productive finance amounting to 450 billion won.
This includes 290 billion won for KCGF and 160 billion won for KOTEC.
This financial support is part of the 84 trillion won productive finance initiative announced by Hana Financial Group last October.
It aims to support promising new growth industries and technology innovation companies facing difficulties in funding, as well as to enhance the competitiveness of future growth companies.
The special contributions from Hana Bank (including guarantee fee support) are expected to be made in mid-December through a new agreement with the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund for the 'Expansion of Productive Finance to Strengthen Promising New Industry Ecosystems', in addition to the existing agreements with KCGF and KOTEC. Through this, Hana Bank plans to actively implement continuous productive finance even in 2026.
Through this financial support, Hana Bank will provide guarantee certificates and guarantee fee support with preferential guarantee rates (over 90%) for companies engaged in ▲ new growth industries and technology innovation ▲ export companies and overseas expansion companies ▲ carbon neutrality practices and sustainable growth (ESG) companies ▲ technology start-ups and job creation companies.
Lee Ho-sung, CEO of Hana Bank, stated, "I hope this support will provide practical help to innovative growth companies facing funding difficulties," and added, "Hana Bank will continue to supply funds proactively to expand productive finance to lead the recovery of the real economy."
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