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Following the increasing demand from customers,
online trading is now possible at ING Direct Italy. It’s
customer-friendly, like all other banking products of ING Direct.
More.
ING Direct Italy recently launched an online
trading platform, allowing customers to trade stocks, government
bonds and exchange traded funds.
“Trading-on-Line (TOL) completes our banking offering with the same
simplicity, convenience and transparency we provide in all our
products”, says Tiziano Colombo, product specialist at ING Direct
Italy. “The trading process, tools and information sections are
easy to understand and use, also for people who do not trade
heavily.” No fees are charged for activation, custody, transfer or
closing: customers pay only the cost of their buy and sell
trades.
Italy is one of the biggest and most developed trading and
investment markets in Europe. To become Italy’s most preferred
consumer bank, it is essential to be in this market. “In recent
years, customers increasingly demanded an online trading platform”,
says Federico Ronchi, product manager Investments, “in addition to
our current product offering of savings, mortgages and a limited
number of investment funds.”
Since the launch of this new product, over 2,000 customers have
signed up. ING Direct Italy has big plans for the future. “The
online trading platform is now only connected to current accounts,
but starting 2010, TOL will also be connected to savings accounts.
We will then be able to tap into our entire customer base and
customers can benefit from a good trading offer combined with a
high interest-rate account”, Colombo said.

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About ING Direct
ING Direct is one of the six business lines of
ING Group. ING Direct is the world’s leading direct bank. It sells
a limited number of simple banking products at very low costs to
retail customers in nine developed countries: Canada, Spain,
Australia, France, the US, Italy, Germany, the UK and Austria.
ING Direct Italy was launched in April 2001. It has over 1.1
million clients. The company offers savings, mortgages, retail
investment products and payment accounts.
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