19 September 2018 | Banking, Strategy, Innovation
A fintech love affair
ING is in some kind of a relationship with more than 65 fintech start-ups. How do you keep the passion burning when the dating game is over? A true story.
ING is in some kind of a relationship with more than 65 fintech start-ups. How do you keep the passion burning when the dating game is over? A true story.
Innovation doesn’t just mean developing ideas but knowing when to stop them.
Virtual Cash Management (VCM) is a game-changer that will shape the market for the next five to eight years. It will empower treasurers to make better financial decisions as they gain insight, access and control of their company’s cash position. ING is making this a reality.
Accepting card payments normally requires lots of equipment. ING Romania shows there’s a simpler way.
Walking in a bank branch and leaving with a loan after a few minutes. Thanks to advanced data analytics, Romania has created the five-minute loan. Here’s how they did it.
In the western world an average person can have up to five social media accounts and spend up to two hours a day browsing these networks.
WeLab, one of the fastest growing fintech companies in Greater China, has secured a credit facility of USD25 million from ING Bank.
ING and Belgian bank KBC have joined forces to launch a new, integrated mobile payments and loyalty platform in Belgium, combining ING’s payment app Payconiq with loyalty platforms Qustomer and KBC’s CityLife.
The eight finalists in ING’s third annual Innovation Bootcamp competition faced extra scrutiny this year from a new generation of judges: the Kids Counsel.
Every new product or service begins with a great idea. But how can we be sure it is the right idea? Go out and talk to customers first. It’s the essence of PACE, ING’s new way to innovate.