Cho Dae-hyun, head of Hana Securities' WM Group, poses for a photo with Moon Tae-young, CEO of Corini, at a strategic business agreement ceremony for advancing global wealth management services held on Oct. 26 at Hana Securities THE Centerfield W. [Photo: Hana Securities]

[Digital Today Oh Sang-yup] Hana Securities is joining hands with U.S. real estate investment platform company Corini to strengthen global wealth management services for high net worth individuals.

Hana Securities said on Oct. 27 it signed a strategic memorandum of understanding with Corini to advance global wealth management services at Hana Securities THE Centerfield W in Seoul's Gangnam district.

Under the agreement, the two companies will cooperate to provide one-stop U.S. property investment solutions for family offices and high net worth clients, share overseas property investment information and strengthen advisory services.

They also plan to pursue the advancement of global wealth management services and seek new business opportunities by leveraging both companies' client networks.

Corini is a U.S. real estate investment specialist headquartered in Manhattan, New York. Based on local networks in major U.S. cities including New York, it provides one-stop services from property purchase advice to contracts and post-deal management.

Corini's cumulative transaction amount as of the third quarter of 2026 is about 725.0 billion won.

Hana Securities plans to expand overseas real estate investment services for family offices and high net worth individuals by combining Corini's U.S. real estate network with its wealth management capabilities.

Cho Dae-hyun (조대현), head of Hana Securities' WM Group, said the agreement would serve as an opportunity to provide clients with more differentiated and professional investment solutions. He added that the company would further solidify its footing in the global investment market.

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