Hana Financial Group Develops & Launches ‘1Q on Sample,’ AI Data Analysis Platform

Chairman Kim Jung-tai of Hana Financial Group. (Photo: Hana Financial Group)

Hana Financial Group announced on Nov. 17th that it released its own AI data analysis platform “1Q on Sample.” 1Q on Sample is a unique AI integration platform optimized for Hana Financial Group and data analysis for financial services.

Hana Financial Group’s IT affiliate, Hana Financial TI, led the development of the platform, which combined an AI platform technology by the Hana Financial Convergence Technology Institute.

The launch of the platform will enable Hana Financial Group to efficiently develop AI services while adding convenience and stability to its AI services.

In addition, by building an independent platform without relying on external solutions, it is possible to integrate and manage the standardized data analysis environments within the group, the internalization of AI financial optimization technology capabilities, the stable operation of systems and quick repairs and maintenance.

Hana Bank finished applying it to the credit rating model of the “Hana 1Q” Mobile App Credit Loan Service using 1Q on Sample, and plans to spread AI technology to all financial fields including RoboAdvisor, AI optical character recognition (OCR) and AI chatbots.

In the meantime, Hana Financial Group continued to carry out social contribution activities for people in need. It announced on Nov. 19 that it delivered 100 million won in donations to the Catholic Diocese of Daejeon in support of the Korean Catholic Church’s Vaccine Sharing Movement to support countries with COVID-19 vaccine poverty around the world.

The Vaccine Sharing Movement is a year-round campaign held by the Catholic Church of Korea to commemorate the sharing spirit of Father Kim Dae-gun and the 200th anniversary of his birth until November 27.

Hana Financial Group, decided to join the vaccine sharing campaign with Sejong Special Self-Governing City to follow Father Kim Dae-gun’s life of sharing and practice ESG management in line with the group’s mid- to long-term ESG vision, “Big Step for Tomorrow.”

Hana Financial Group announced on November 16 that it held a ceremony in honor of the completion of the “Haemil Mutual Cultural Exchange Center” built to support multicultural teenagers to grow into leaders of the future on November 15.

Ham Young-joo (third from left), vice chairman of Hana Financial Group and Participants including Cho Heung-sik (second from left) chairman of the Community Chest of Korea, Kim In-soon (forth from left), chairman of Haemil School pose for a photo before cutting the ribbon at Haemil School in Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon-do on November 15. (Photo courtesy of the Community Chest of Korea)

The Haemil Mutual Culture Exchange Center is located at Haemil School, an alternative school in Hongcheon, Gangwon-do, so that multicultural teenagers with various migration backgrounds and cultures can live together in harmony.

Hana Financial Group decided to raise funds jointly with the Gangwon-do government, the Hongcheon-gun office and the Community Chest of Korea in June 2019 to build the center. About two years later, it came to fruition.

The newly built center boasts one basement floor and three ground floors, a total of 30 rooms, including 22 student dormitory rooms and eight matron and teacher rooms so can accommodate about 80 people.

It also features facilities for leisure and educational activities, such as multipurpose rooms and creative education rooms.

In addition, Hana Financial Group will hold the “Hope Sharing Contact Campaign” to share the warmth of hope with marginalized neighbors in the social distancing era to mark “All Hana Day.”

According to Hana Financial Group on November 11, All Hana Day started on November 11, 2011. Now it is celebrated as an ESG grand festival this year and a beautiful tradition of Hana Financial Group.

Sharing Kimchi of Love receives applications from executives and employees wishing to serve and sends kimchi made by them directly to bad-off neighbors in local communities near their branches.

Good Consumption Challenge to help social enterprises runs from Nov. 11 to January 11 of 2022. Funding support will be given to social enterprises discovered through the “Hana Power-on Program” and “Hana Social Venture Academy” through the Naver Happy Bean System.