20 May 2019 | Banking, Innovation
A financial advisor in your pocket
It is ING’s purpose to empower people to stay a step ahead, and with new money management tools available to customers in Spain and the Netherlands, we're doing just that.
It is ING’s purpose to empower people to stay a step ahead, and with new money management tools available to customers in Spain and the Netherlands, we're doing just that.
ING customers in France can now be their own financial advisers, thanks to the launch of Coach Epargne, a digital instructor on money matters.
ING has collaborated with leading water company Anglian Water on the first green bond in the UK water sector.
The Paris 2015 Climate Summit marked a crucial milestone in the battle against climate change. It was a now-or-never opportunity for 196 nations to finally pull together and sign a deal to keep global warming well below 2°C. The high expectations were met.
WUA!, the largest online conversion benchmarking bureau in the Netherlands, recently conducted research into the quality of banking apps in the Netherlands. All researched apps worked as advertised, but it was ING’s that stood out above the rest with its customer-service component in particular, performing admirably.
How did ING’s view on sustainability shift from what we shouldn’t do to what we should, and how can we measure whether we’re doing enough? ING’s head of Lending Services, Christopher Steane, explains.
Water is a vital component for life and industry. The irony of water is that both too little of it and too much of it each pose different challenges. World Water Week, held in Stockholm on 28 August - 2 September 2016, is the annual focal point for the world’s water issues. ING will be there.
ING today announced it´s starting a strategic partnership with Kabbage, a leading technology and data platform powering automated lending to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The partnership fits ING’s strategy to expand its lending capabilities to SMEs and helps them to get the capital they need to grow.
UNICEF launched “The Investment Case for Education and Equity” report. ING’s Koos Timmermans explained ING’s views on the topic.
Today ING has paid EUR 1.025 billion to the Dutch State, including EUR 683 million repayment of core Tier 1 securities and EUR 342 million in interest and premium. This payment, which was approved by the Dutch Central Bank and the European Central Bank, is the final repayment on the core Tier 1 securities.