Hana Financial Group also participated in the voluntary disaster donation … The top four financial participations donated

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Hana Financial Group (086790)On the 14th, they decided to participate in the ‘voluntary donation’ of the disaster relief fund. As a result, the top four finance companies in Korea, like Shinhan, KB, and Woori, voluntarily donate disaster relief funds.

A Hana Financial Group official said today: “The group’s executives decided to voluntarily join the donation of emergency funds in the event of a disaster.” “I am participating.”

Shinhan Financial Group decided to participate in voluntary donations of group-level emergency disaster relief funds the day before. More than 250 executives at the group general manager level or above will contribute in full. Create a culture of giving so that employees below the department head can volunteer.

Shinhan Financial Group also plans to donate a certain amount of money to donations in which employees voluntarily participated. If the donation amount is 100 million won, Shinhan will add 50 million won by applying 50% of the “equivalent donation rate” to donate 150 million won.

Woori Financial Group also decided to donate the full amount of the disaster relief fund to the 200 executives at the group’s headquarters. Employees under the department head participate voluntarily. KB Financial Group also makes voluntary donations to employees. A KB Financial official said: “For executives, we sympathize with the purpose of voluntary donation, so we are expected to actively participate in the donation.” Separately, KB Financial Union decided to raise funds by donating disaster relief funds until the 30th of next month and to support vulnerable and low-income groups affected by Corona19.

On Day 4, the NACF decided to participate in the donation of disaster relief funds by approximately 5,000 employees of affiliates such as NACF and local unions. On the 29th of last month, the Meritz Financial Group announced that it would donate 2,700 disaster relief funds to employees with an annual salary of more than 50 million won.