25 February 2019 | Banking
‘We want to be a tech company with a banking license’ – Ralph Hamers
CEO Ralph Hamers has told The Banker that he wants ING to be seen as a tech company with a banking license.
CEO Ralph Hamers has told The Banker that he wants ING to be seen as a tech company with a banking license.
“At ING, we are passionate about providing a differentiating experience to our customers, who are at the heart of everything we do,” said Ralph Hamers, CEO of ING Group.
Cash is king, right? Yes, but its dominance is dwindling in many countries. And people seem to like it that way too: given the choice, one in three people in Europe would go completely cashless, according to a new ING survey.
Today, 2 March 2017, Ignacio Juliá Vilar, ING’s chief innovation officer and head of Retail Banking Segment and Almudena Román Dominguez, ING Spain’s head of Retail Banking, will present at an investor lunch hosted by Citi in London.
Another Belgian bank, Belfius has joined ING and KBC to further develop the integrated mobile payments and loyalty platform, Payconiq.
The Sustainable Finance Collective Asia (SFCA) is a first-of-its-kind funding initiative for sustainability projects in the region.
Chief innovation officer Ignacio Julia Vilar revealed yesterday at the world’s biggest fintech event – Money 20/20 in Las Vegas – that ING partners with 65 fintechs.
Imagine a helicopter flies over your house and drops a bundle of cash in your back garden. What would you do with the money? This is the question ING asked 12,000 people in 12 countries to test the theory that ‘helicopter money’ could lift Europe’s sluggish economy.
Confidence in the European housing market has hit a plateau, though vast shifts in outlook can be seen across Europe– says the ING International Survey, Homes and Mortgages 2016.
Innovation labs used to be places where engineers worked on top secret projects, well protected and hidden from the outside world. Today’s reality couldn’t be more different for ING.