Hana Bank Launches Tailored Wealth Management Consulting for Corporate CEOs and Executives
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At a glance
- Hana Bank launched a customized comprehensive wealth management service for corporate CEOs and executives.
- The service covers retirement-related tax advice, pension management, executive compensation, investment, inheritance and business succession planning.
- The bank said it will continue providing pension consulting, drawing on its selection as an outstanding bank-sector retirement pension provider for three consecutive years.
Hana Bank has begun offering a dedicated consulting service for corporate CEOs and executives that combines retirement planning with broader wealth management.
The C-Level Retirement Pension Consulting service responds to growing demand from wealthy clients for advice that extends beyond retirement pensions. Hana Bank said the consultations can cover taxes at retirement, the use of management performance bonuses and asset management after retirement.
The service includes tax and tax-saving advice on executive severance payments, guidance on managing and receiving retirement pensions, and customized corporate retirement pension consulting. It also provides defined-contribution consulting for management performance bonuses and English-language proposals for foreign CEOs and executives.
Hana Bank said it can tailor solutions to customersโ asset levels and individual circumstances. These offerings include financial portfolio management, comprehensive advice for high-net-worth clients, real estate investment advice, inheritance and gifting, business succession and trust-based services. The bank said it is building the service on expertise recognized through its selection as an outstanding provider in the banking sectorโs retirement pension evaluation for three consecutive years.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.