Shinhan Bank's Inheritance Trust Balances Exceed 1.5 Trillion Won, Sales Surpass 1 Trillion Won This Year

By SEOYOUNG LEE Posted : September 28, 2026, 17:40 Updated : September 28, 2026, 17:40

Shinhan Bank's cumulative balance for its inheritance trust has surpassed 1.5 trillion won. The cumulative sales for this year have also exceeded 1 trillion won, more than tripling compared to last year.


On September 28, Shinhan Bank announced that it will hold a customer appreciation event in collaboration with digital storytelling service company Swen to celebrate the milestone of surpassing 1.5 trillion won in cumulative inheritance trust balances.


The event will run from today until November 30. The first 600 new customers who sign up for the 'Shinhan SOLmate Inheritance Trust' and all existing general contract customers will receive a usage voucher for Swen's 'Alive' story recording service.


Alive allows users to document their stories through photos, voice messages, and videos on personalized story pages. Shinhan Bank aims to support not only the inheritance and succession of assets through its inheritance trust but also the sharing of personal memories and messages with family.


Since launching its specialized trust business in 2015, Shinhan Bank has expanded its services by eliminating minimum subscription limits, introducing a simplified contract process, and offering dementia care trusts. The bank has also enhanced convenience for customers with the establishment of a 'Quick New Deposit' system.


Currently, Shinhan Bank's cumulative balance for its inheritance trust stands at 1.5 trillion won, with this year's cumulative sales exceeding 1 trillion won, more than tripling from last year.


A Shinhan Bank official stated, "We will continue to expand differentiated trust solutions that meet the lifecycle and diverse asset management needs of our customers, strengthening our competitiveness as a specialized asset management bank."





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