Confidence in the European housing market has hit a plateau, though vast shifts in outlook can be seen across Europe– says the ING International Survey, Homes and Mortgages 2016.
Innovation labs used to be places where engineers worked on top secret projects, well protected and hidden from the outside world. Today’s reality couldn’t be more different for ING.
Today, 9 June 2016, Aris Bogdaneris, Head of Challengers & Growth Markets and Member of the Management Board of ING Bank, will be presenting at the Goldman Sachs European Financials Conference in Paris.
Young people 21-and-under are saving more than any other generation, embracing the austerity values of their grandparents.
More than 16,000 customers have helped ING Direct Australia to undertake one of the biggest projects in their history, the launch of a new website.
“The digital banking landscape has never been more dynamic than it is today,” said Ralph Hamers, CEO of ING Group.
Today, ING CEO Ralph Hamers will address the Morgan Stanley European Financials Conference in London.
Findings from the ING International Survey on Savings 2016, which questioned nearly 15,000 people in Europe, the US and Australia, found that the record low interest rates offered on savings are leading many investors to diversify their portfolios to include non-traditional investments.
“We work hard every day to improve the customer experience and are grateful for the confidence our clients place in us,” said Ralph Hamers, CEO of ING Group. “In 2015, our retail customer base grew by over 1.4 million new customers to 34.4 million at year-end; of this total, the number of customers selecting ING as their primary bank rose by almost 7% to 8.9 million.
Europeans are making a conscious effort to boost their savings. The ING International Survey on Savings 2016, which surveyed almost 15,000 people across 15 countries, reveals one in five (19%) people in Europe grew their savings over the last 12 months, with the UK and Luxembourg having the largest share putting money away (30%).
