KB Kookmin Bank said on April 27 it will provide a free artificial intelligence-based cognitive ability test service for senior customers. The service uses AlzWIN, developed by Sevenpointone, and will be offered to the first 1,000 people. Eligible customers are those aged 55 or older who use related products such as dementia trusts or receive inheritance consultations including will-substitute trusts. Applications are available at branches nationwide.

KB Kookmin Bank launched its \"KB Prime Companion Homecoming Service\" to provide one-stop support for overseas Koreans returning to South Korea. The bank said the service reflects growing demand for returning and for restructuring assets, driven by changes in the global asset market environment and a stronger preference for domestic education and living infrastructure. It integrates administrative, tax, real estate, legal and wealth management services and opened a dedicated \"KB Homecoming Desk\" in Myeongdong.