09 July 2020 | Strategy
“Always remember what banking is about and manage for the unexpected”
Risk in the era of big data and banking disruption.
July 2020
09 July 2020 | Sustainability
ING’s first social covered bond boosts Austria’s social infrastructure
ING is helping client Kommunalkredit support education, healthcare and social housing projects.
09 July 2020 | Banking, Innovation
‘The fastest bank will be the winner’ – Ignacio Juliá Vilar
Ignacio Juliá Vilar, ING’s Chief innovation officer, was interviewed by El Mundo, the Spanish national newspaper.
09 July 2020 | Sustainability
Run, ING, run!
Five continents. 11 countries. 1,800 ING runners, and EUR 109,242 raised for Run for Youth.
09 July 2020 | Economics
Electric cars will take over, threatening European car industry
New ING report predicts big breakthroughs for electric vehicles, leading to shifts in the car industry as we know it.
09 July 2020 | Economics
Don’t let emotions empty your wallet
ING’s Ian Bright reveals the worrying truth about people and their money.
09 July 2020 | Banking
What makes Atilla special
The ING Netherlands fund supports entrepreneurs who give back to society. People like Atilla.
09 July 2020 | Banking, Innovation
Saving time with remote controlled mortgages
No one likes waiting for mortgage approval, right? Thankfully, customers in Poland, Italy and Luxembourg can be spared the wait with the introduction of a remote mortgage application service.
09 July 2020 | Strategy
Ron van Kemenade named European Chief Information Officer of the Year
Ron van Kemenade, CIO ING Bank, has been awarded European Chief Information Officer of the Year in the category ‘large organisation’ by CIONET, an international community of IT executives.
09 July 2020 | Sustainability
Owning is a thing of the past #WCEF2017
An average car is parked 95% of the time. There’s a reason why car-buying isn’t as popular anymore. Investing in one just to take that Tuesday morning conference call while stuck in traffic doesn’t cut it. Why commit to owning products, when you can shift to simply using them? This is a big part of the circular economy movement, which focuses on recycling and reusing resources.
