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ING Belgium closes strong half-year with over half a billion euros in pre-tax profit

Customers interact more than ever via digital channels: 34% more products bought via ING Banking app

ING Belgium launches a new bank account pack including a current account, two insurances and a financial check-up

ING launches the ‘Do More’ pack, the most complete current account package on the Belgian market.

ING and EIB give €600 million in new loans to small and medium-sized enterprises in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg to boost sustainability

The European Investment Bank is stepping up its cooperation with ING to support businesses with favourable terms for loans and leases that enable new investments with a positive impact on our climate and environment.

ING Belgium raises savings rates again

As of Tuesday 1 August 2023, ING Belgium will give yet another boost to interest rates for all its savings customers.

Scoop: ING Belgium launches ING QR Code for easier and more secure online banking

New technology helps halve the number of card readers and combat new forms of cybercrime

Flemish government reaffirms confidence in ING Belgium as home bank until 2026

Major bank manages transactions for Flemish administration for more than a decade

Scoop: ING Belgium launches interactive tool empowering companies and individuals to boost their properties’ energy performance

The ING Sustainable Building Guide will help reduce carbon emissions and energy costs

ING Belgium posts solid results in challenging economic environment: underlying profit of €796 million before tax

Reported result before tax comes in at €415 million due to one-offs

ING offers substantially higher rate on savings

ING Belgium’s franchise shows its strength amid difficult market conditions in the first half of 2022 recording a €294 million profit before tax (excl. one-offs)

ING Belgium will no longer apply negative rates for accounts of private individuals and vast majority of business clients

Mapping, protecting, renovating ... How will Brussels deal with its rich postwar architecture in the future?

Presentation strategy of the Brussels Region to protect postwar architecture with the ING Marnix-building as an example