24 November 2020 | Innovation
ING wins Financial Times Intelligent Business Award
It was a team effort with Eigen Technologies.
It was a team effort with Eigen Technologies.
He will start on 1 January.
He will start on 1 January.
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Digitalisation: Are we there yet?
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ING announced today that Ljiljana Čortan will be appointed chief risk officer of ING.
‘The winners are those who can combine technological developments with the deep understanding of customer needs’
“Helping colleagues, customers and communities safely through the Covid-19 pandemic remains a top priority, and I’m proud of how ING has stepped up to deal with this challenge,” said Steven van Rijswijk, CEO of ING Group.