Ralph Hamers appointed Head of Wholesale Banking Network

03 August 2006 ... min read

Ralph Hamers appointed Head of Wholesale Banking Network

Amsterdam, 3 August 2006

Ralph Hamers (40) has been appointed as Head of Wholesale Banking Network and a member of the Wholesale Banking Management Team with effect from 1 January 2007. Hamers is currently head of ING Bank in the Netherlands and co-chair of the Board of ING Retail Netherlands. In his new position Hamers will report to Eric Boyer, member of the Executive Board responsible for Wholesale Banking.

Ralph Hamers will succeed David Duffy who has decided to pursue a career opportunity outside ING. Until Ralph Hamers takes up his new position, Jan Zegering Hadders, Head of Wholesale Banking Clients will assume the responsibilities as Head Wholesale Banking Network.

Nick Jue (41), who currently co-chairs the Board of ING Retail Netherlands with Ralph Hamers, will become sole Chairman as of 1 January 2007 reporting to Eli Leenaars, member of the Executive Board responsible for Retail Banking. As a consequence Nick Jue will assume responsibility for Postbank, ING Bank and RVS in the Netherlands. Nick Jue is also a member of the Management Board of ING Netherlands. A successor to Ralph Hamers as Head of ING Bank will be announced in due course.

Following these appointments, the composition of the Board of Wholesale Banking will be:

Wholesale Banking Management Team:
Eric Boyer de la Giroday Member of the Executive Board, Head of Wholesale Banking
Jan Zegering Hadders Wholesale Banking Clients
William Connelly Wholesale Banking Corporate Finance and Equity Markets
Olivier Casse Wholesale Banking Financial Markets
Diederik van Wassenaer Wholesale Banking Products
Ralph Hamers Wholesale Banking Network

Press enquiries: ING Group, the Netherlands
Peter Jong , +31 20 541 5457, peter.jong@ing.com

ING is a global financial institution of Dutch origin offering banking, insurance and asset management to over 60 million private, corporate and institutional clients in over 50 countries. With a diverse workforce of about 115,000 people, ING comprises a broad spectrum of prominent companies that increasingly serve their clients under the ING brand.

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