ING aims to double its wealth operations
ING wants to double its activities in private banking, wealth management, and investments by offering these services globally. In recent months, the bank introduced private banking in Poland.
Great wealth transfer: Indosuez evolves to meet next gen needs
Indosuez Wealth Management is addressing changing demographics in wealth by developing more sustainable offerings and management solutions based on exchange-traded funds (ETFs), all while ensuring that they gain and maintain the trust of younger clients.
The great wealth transfer: HSBC bridges legacy and innovation
The great wealth transfer isn’t just a handover of assets. It’s a clash of priorities between generations. At HSBC Luxembourg, Emanuele Vignoli is helping families bridge that gap with a blend of technology and trust.
ING hands off business banking clients to Post Luxembourg
ING Luxembourg has signed a referral agreement with Post Luxembourg to provide an alternative for its 4,500 business banking clients as the Dutch lender accelerates its exit from services for local SMEs, self-employed professionals and entrepreneurs.
CEO Degroof Petercam: ‘DPAM, Amundi exploring cooperation’
Degroof Petercam sees many new opportunities for international cooperation following its takeover by the French Indosuez, said CEO Sylvie Huret in an interview with Investment Officer. Not only within Indosuez, but in the wider ecosystem of parent group Crédit Agricole, which also includes fund giant Amundi.
‘Benelux becomes ING’s global fund factory’
Frédéric Degembe, Chief Investment Officer of ING Belgium, is enthusiastic about the unified Investment Centre announced by parent group ING. “It’s a growth story in which Brussels can play a key role,” he said.
ING to cut 124 Luxembourg jobs in retail, business banking retreat
ING Luxembourg has put hard numbers on the human cost of its strategic retreat into private and wholesale banking. Up to 124 jobs are set to go.
ING integrates Luxembourg unit into Global Investment Centre
ING has brought all its investment expertise together in a newly established Global Investment Centre, effective 1 September. The unit is headed by Chris van Schuppen, who until this summer held senior roles at ABN Amro.
Fiscal amnesty lets Belgian families clean up past wealth
Since 8 August, Belgian taxpayers have been able to declare untaxed income and assets through a new procedure for fiscal regularisation
ABN Amro charts new course in wealth management
ABN Amro is set to personalize wealth management for private banking clients. Starting in October, clients with managed portfolios will allocate 10 percent of their portfolio to at least three self-selected themes. To achieve this, the bank invests in structured products, ensuring that a client cannot lose more than 5 percent of their investment per theme.