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Hana Financial Group opens new Incheon HQ, bets on closer finance-tech ties

Hana Financial Group has announced the completion of its Hana Financial Town project in Cheongna, Incheon, with the opening of a new headquarters, the group said Sunday. The group began developing the complex in 2012, opening an integrated data center in 2017 and a global training campus in 2019. The new 15-story headquarters marks the final stage of the project. At an opening ceremony, Friday,…

Hana Financial Group opens new Incheon HQ, bets on closer finance-tech ties

Hana Financial Group has officially opened its new headquarters in Cheongna, Incheon, marking the completion of the Hana Financial Town project initiated in 2012. The 15-story building, completed in 2022, serves as the final stage of the development which included the opening of an integrated data center in 2017 and a global training campus in 2019.

Officially inaugurated on Friday, the new headquarters aims to foster a more collaborative work environment. Approximately 2,200 employees from the group and 10 affiliated companies have been moving into the building since September, bringing the total workforce at the site to over 4,000 financial and technology professionals.

By consolidating business units and IT teams, Hana Financial Group hopes to enhance internal collaboration across various operations such as banking, data, and digital services. The company also endeavors to expedite the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into its processes with this strategic move. The opening of the Cheongna headquarters symbolizes the culmination of the Hana Financial Town project and heralds a new era for the financial institution.

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