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Industry
Banks step up healthcare finance competition riding running boom
As running becomes a lifestyle trend, South Korean banks are intensifying competition in so-called healthcare finance that links health management with financial benefits. Banks are rolling out savings products tied to running and walking platforms, offering preferential interest rates based on activity and other conditions such as card use. KB Kookmin Bank, Shinhan Bank and Hana Bank have launched related products, pairing exercise records with rewards and app-based services to attract MZ consumers and expand customer engagement.
Finance
Shinhan Bank launches \'Shinhan Sneaker Savings\' offering up to 7.5 percent interest
Shinhan Bank said on Feb. 26 it will launch the Shinhan Sneaker Savings product from Feb. 27, limited to 100,000 accounts, to meet rising demand for health management. The 12-month, flexible deposit savings plan allows monthly deposits of up to 300,000 won. It offers a base annual rate of 2.5 percent plus preferential interest of up to 5.0 percentage points, for a maximum annual rate of 7.5 percent, depending on platform sign-ups and transaction performance.
Finance
Shinhan Bank reopens renewed \'Shinhan 20+ Run\'
Shinhan Bank said on Thursday it will relaunch from Feb. 27 its running challenge programme \'Shinhan 20+ Run\', which links daily running records to financial rewards via the Shinhan SOL Bank app. The renewal adds data integration with Garmin Connect and Nike Run Club and provides personalised reports and missions. The bank plans further updates in March, including a rewards exchange page and a community feature, and will hold prize and bonus events for users.