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Wholesale Banking

ING APAC Insights

Welcome to ING APAC Insights - your source for insights on global finance, sustainability and sector innovation. Guided by our three pillars - global reach with local expertise, sustainability leadership, and deep sector knowledge - we provide thought leadership across key industries. 

Backed by our strengths in Lending, Transaction Services, Financial Markets and Capital Markets & Advisory, we showcase how ING supports clients with innovative financing solutions and navigates an evolving financial landscape across Asia Pacific. 

ING in Asia Pacific

In Asia Pacific, ING offers wholesale banking across 11 markets, namely Australia, China, Hong Kong SAR, India, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam. ING offers both retail and wholesale banking services in Australia. ING’s regional presence includes a 13% stake in Bank of Beijing, China and a 23% stake in TMBThanachart Bank in Thailand.

Articles

Solar Panel
07 March 2025

Partnering for Progress: Why Active Client Engagement is Key to Accelerating the Climate Transition

ING is leading conversations and engaging clients on their transition plans, with the desired outcome of helping accelerate business transformation and the sustainable transition. In this article we take a look at our engagement with APAC businesses on their transition plans, and the value in driving meaningful discussions about transition progress.

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