[FETV=유길연 기자] Hana Financial Group completed the greetings as CEOs of six affiliates, including Hana Asset Trust, Hana Alternative Investment Asset Management, Hana F&I, Hana Financial TI, Hana Ventures, and Finck.
On the 2nd, Hana Financial Group held an affiliate management committee (government management committee) to deliberate and decide on candidates for the CEO of affiliates.
Former Hana Bank Compliance Officer Kang Dong-hoon was selected as the candidate for the new Hana F&I president, and Park Geun-young, the current head of the Hana Bank Information and Communication Technology (ICT) group, was selected as the new Hana Financial TI president candidate. The two candidates are expected to receive a two-year term after going through the board of directors and regular shareholders’ meetings of their respective companies.
Candidate Kang, who was selected as the next president of Hana F&I, was born in 1961 and graduated from the Department of Law at Korea University. He joined Korea Exchange Bank in 1988 and served as a professor in charge of credit education in the Human Resources Department of Korea Exchange Bank, a managing director of a compliance officer, and an executive director of a compliance officer at Hana Bank.
Candidate Kang has been working at a bank for over 30 years and is evaluated for having a deep understanding and insight into the financial environment at home and abroad. In particular, as a compliance officer of the bank, he was selected as the right person who can inspire the company’s growth and vitality based on his excellent knowledge of the laws and strategies for the entire business.
Candidate Park, born in 1963, graduated from Dankook University’s Department of Computational Statistics, entered the Computer Department of Hana Bank in 1991, and is a bank IT expert who has worked in IT-related departments for 20 years. In 2016, he was in charge of computer integration between Hana Bank and KEB.
Meanwhile, Lee Chang-hee, president of Hana Asset Trust, Kim Hee-seok, president of Hana Alternative Investment Management, Kim Dong-hwan, president of Hana Ventures, and Kwon Young-tak, president of Finck, are each scheduled to be extended by one year.
The CEO candidates of each company are scheduled to be elected through the board of directors of each company and a regular shareholders’ meeting held in March.