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The risks of being too gloomy about Trump’s tariff proposals
Overly pessimistic warnings of economic shocks could weaken crucial support for globalisation, writes ING’s Chief Economist, Marieke Blom, for the Financial Times.
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Connecting Europe: ING joins forces to boost Europe's digital future
In today's hyperconnected digital world, fibre infrastructure is essential for economic growth. It moves data even faster and more reliably over longer distances, connecting shoppers in Paris with retailers in New York, and streaming live meetings from Singapore to Barcelona.
ISO 20022 payments transition: Are you ready?
The new ISO 20022 standard is revolutionising how banks handle cross-border payments, and the deadline is approaching fast. Catch our webinar replay for the latest insights and tips to ensure a smooth transition.
How can companies stay relevant in a post-GDP era?
Companies are increasingly aware that environmental, social, and governance issues may have a material impact on their bottom line, and many are now incorporating sustainability into their long-term thinking. But their own impact on the planet and society is also drawing attention.