Hana Financial Group announced on July 18 that it has published the "2020 Sustainable Management Report," which includes the group's implementation of sustainable management strategies and environmental, social and economic performance over the past year.
The report was published to inform the group's mid- to long-term goals of ESG "2030 & 60" and "ZERO & ZERO". It also introduced the group's nine major tasks to achieve its goals.
Through the ESG highlight section of the report, the company has released major ESG activities such as establishing new sustainable management committee, establishing the consumer risk management committee, expanding ESG finance through the Korean version of New Deal financial support, issuing ESG bonds and making investments for future generations.
In addition, based on the opinions of officials, the report selected ESG Emerging Risk, which can have a significant impact on Hana Financial Group in the mid- to long-term.
After declaring support for Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) on climate change in March, the report included the results of analysis of climate change scenarios according to TCFD guidelines. Details will be disclosed later through the publication of TCFD implementation report.
"Hana Financial Group announced 2021 as the first year of ESG management through the announcement ceremony of ESG Vision in April," said an official from the ESG Planning Team at Hana Financial Group. "The company plan to focus all of the group's capabilities on creating social values that contain changes and sincerity for future generations."
