25 February 2019
Cash no longer king! Mobile banking still rising
Mobile banking is maturing, with longer term users in Europe showing signs their money management is getting better and better.
February 2019
20 February 2019 | Banking
Cash is past tense
Payconiq launches its first TV commercial in Belgium on the simplicity of mobile payments.
20 February 2019 | Banking, Innovation
Withdrawing money with your smartphone
ING Direct Spain’s new service ‘Twyp Cash’ is live as of today. Customers can now withdraw money with their smartphone when paying for other purchases at more than 3,500 supermarkets and gas stations.
20 February 2019 | Banking
The other private banker
ING’s growing force of private bankers are winning the hearts and minds of customers across the Netherlands by using unconventional strategies. So what’s it like to be a private banker these days? Here’s Maarten Telnekes from the Netherlands Apeldoorn-Achterhoek region.
20 February 2019 | Sustainability
A responsible road
ING does about 6,000 wholesale banking transactions each year. How do we make sure none of them pose too much risk to the environment, people and communities? And how do we help clients become more sustainable? Meet the ESR team.
19 February 2019 | Financial decision-making
Buying into bitcoin: here’s who does it
Europeans divided on the use of cryptocurrencies
19 February 2019 | Sustainability
Tulips, windmills and… solar panels?
How one small Dutch company is changing the world of solar panels.
19 February 2019 | Innovation
ING’s money management platform Yolt expands to France and Italy
UK-based money management platform Yolt is being expanded to France and Italy following an announcement today by ING.
19 February 2019 | Sustainability
ING is world’s fifth-most-sustainable corporation, says Corporate Knights
ING is fifth in the 2017 list of world’s 100 most sustainable corporations. The ranking is done by Corporate Knights, the world’s largest magazine focused on sustainability and responsible business.
14 February 2019 | Press release, Strategy
ING Group 2018 SREP process completed
ING Group has been notified of the European Central Bank (ECB) decision on the 2018 Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP), which will set the capital requirements for 2019. The common equity Tier 1 requirement for ING Group will be 11.8% in 2019.