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.
The ING Innovation Studio has completed its second acceleration cycle. Three internal teams and three startups have graduated from the program, creating fintech solutions. The selection of new startups to join the program starts 18 April.
ING will have a new Chief Innovation Officer, a new CEO in Poland and a new Wholesale Banking Head of Network following appointments announced today.
ING Bank, a member of the bank consortium working with financial technology innovation company R3 CEV, has successfully trialed five distinct block chain technologies in parallel in the first test of its kind.
Addocted, Anglr, Cashforce, Delio, HopOn, IsItYou and PayKey. The first inhabitants of Fintech Village, ING Belgium’s incubator for start-ups, certainly have unconventional names.
Following its successful launch in Spain recently, ING has introduced peer-to-peer-payment app, Twyp in the Netherlands. Twyp, an abbreviation of The Way You Pay, is an app that allows consumers to pay small amounts instantly to contacts on their mobile devices.
In an interview with RTL Z Benoit Legrand, Head of Fintech, tells how ING is dealing with fintechs and the rapid technological advances that are currently revolutionising the banking landscape.
