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Updated on 8/1/2026
ING
10,001+ employees
Global banking and insurance group
No salary listed
Frankfurt, Germany
Hybrid
Hybrid work is available in addition to office work.
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- You must be a fully qualified lawyer with above-average completed state examinations or another comparable legal qualification and several years of professional experience in the legal department of an internationally operating bank or law firm.
- You must have international experience in the relevant areas of law, particularly experience working with product- and market-standard contractual standards such as Loan Market Association standards.
- You must understand the economic background and internal processes of a globally operating bank.
- You must have a strong affinity for legal technology and artificial intelligence-based tools, especially Microsoft Copilot, and demonstrable experience successfully integrating them into daily legal work in the finance environment to improve efficiency and quality assurance.
- You must work in a goal- and results-oriented manner and demonstrate persuasiveness, assertiveness, communication skills, and strong decision-making ability.
- You must have analytical thinking, commitment, and strong teamwork skills.
- You must be open to cultural diversity in an internationally oriented environment.
- You must have fluent business-level English and German language skills.
- You will advise the bank as in-house counsel on national and international banking and contract law.
- You will focus on general corporate lending, commercial real estate finance, structured export finance, and the promissory note business.
- You will provide comprehensive support on regulatory issues in the banking sector and help ensure that finance products, particularly lending, debt capital markets, structured finance, and transaction services, meet all requirements.
- You will use legal technology and artificial intelligence-based tools thoughtfully and objectively, integrate their capabilities into daily legal work, and help develop innovative applications that make legal processes in the finance environment more efficient, transparent, and future-oriented.
ING Group is a large financial services company that provides banking, investments, and insurance. It operates by combining banking and insurance services for individuals and businesses, offering products like savings accounts, loans, payments, asset management, and insurance through a global network and digital channels. Its distinction comes from its long history of mergers (Nationale-Nederlanden and NMB Postbank) that created an integrated financial group, its substantial European footprint, international reach, and ability to manage both banking and insurance within one organization. The company aims to help customers manage money and risk across Europe and beyond, with services spanning retail and corporate banking, investment products, and insurance.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded
1991
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Fully leased assets reduce near-term vacancy risk and stabilize loan cash flow.
- A seven-year weighted average lease term supports longer-duration underwriting and exit planning.
- ING has proven logistics and green-lending capability with EQT and Thor Equities.
What critics are saying
- Returns depend on rent growth and exit values, not guaranteed cash yield.
- Higher cap rates and funding costs compress collateral value and refinancing capacity.
- Tenant concentration across cyclical logistics sectors increases correlated default risk.
What makes ING unique
- ING arranged a fully underwritten $268 million facility for EQT Core Plus Fund IV.
- The deal spans 11 institutional-quality logistics assets across six high-growth U.S. markets.
- ING is deepening repeat lending relationships with EQT across U.S. and European markets.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Flexible Work Hours
Hybrid Work Options
Family Planning Benefits
Fertility Treatment Support
Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
Phone/Internet Stipend
Home Office Stipend
Gym Membership
Company News
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Revolving credit facilities agreed with ABN Amro, Bank of Ireland and ING