Full-Time
Provider Governance
Brokerage / Custody
ING
10,001+ employees
Digital banking and sustainable lending
No salary listed
Nuremberg, Germany + 1 more
More locations: Frankfurt, Germany
Hybrid
Hybrid work is available, combining office and mobile work subject to business, legal, and regulatory requirements.
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- Candidates should have substantial experience in brokerage, custody, securities services, or post-trade environments, with comprehensive understanding of their end-to-end processes.
- Candidates should be familiar with MiFID II best-execution oversight, regulatory control frameworks, and robust execution governance.
- Candidates should have knowledge of performance management and be able to translate service data, custody volumes, and asset-class insights into measures, initiatives, and pricing opportunities.
- Candidates should have practical experience in vendor and provider management for brokerage and custody services, including contracting, service scope, and governance design.
- Candidates should have expertise across the outsourcing and third-party-risk lifecycle, including due diligence, monitoring, audit and access rights, and exit readiness.
- Candidates should have excellent documentation skills for governance, evidence packs, process documentation, and management reports, with a strong focus on quality, regulatory assurance, and audit readiness.
- Candidates should have excellent stakeholder-management skills for complex, cross-border topics, including coordination and subject-matter guidance of change initiatives.
- Candidates should have very strong analytical and communication skills, particularly for international collaboration up to senior-management level.
- Candidates should be able to think beyond their immediate remit and develop sustainable solutions.
- Candidates should have very good written and spoken German and English.
- Manage brokerage and custody providers holistically across markets and ensure smooth operations and transparent service-level-agreement and key-performance-indicator governance.
- Own MiFID II best-execution governance for order flows and monitor execution using an execution framework, execution policy, and monitoring approach.
- Manage end-to-end governance of custody services, including custody, segregation, settlement, corporate actions, and cash and securities flows.
- Translate regulatory and contractual requirements into clear governance structures and establish clear responsibilities, effective controls, and reporting measures within the target operating model.
- Conduct regular performance reviews with stakeholders and providers covering execution quality, routing logic, settlement and post-trade performance, service topics, and follow-up measures.
- Analyze volumes, asset classes, and service performance and derive concrete steps for efficiency improvement and benchmarking.
- Manage contracting and outsourcing governance from onboarding through contract changes, renewals, and exit readiness.
- Manage third-party risks and control oversight in provider relationships, identify risks and control gaps, and initiate appropriate mitigation measures.
ING provides digital banking and financial services to individuals and businesses worldwide. Its products and services include online and mobile banking, lending, payments, and advisory services designed to be frictionless so customers can make confident financial decisions. ING differentiates itself by focusing on sustainable choices, responsible lending, and sharing knowledge to help customers and partners realize their visions for a better future. The bank emphasizes empowerment over judgment and aims to finance change, partner with customers, and continuously innovate in a sustainable way. Its goal is to help people and businesses progress toward their goals while reducing barriers and making banking easier and more responsible.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded
1991
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- ING posted €1.556 billion Q1 2026 profit and launched a €1 billion buyback.
- Q2 2026 lifted ROTE above 15% and upgraded full-year commercial NII guidance.
- ING expanded Spain, Italy, and Germany, adding clients and wealth-management scale.
What critics are saying
- ING cut 1,250 jobs in 2026, including AML and compliance roles, risking controls.
- Belgium fined ING €1.6 million in May 2026 over money-laundering failures.
- ING’s Russia sale still carries an expected €0.8 billion post-tax loss.
What makes ING unique
- ING’s Growing the Difference strategy is expanding retail, business, and private banking across Europe.
- ING’s digital scale supports agentic mortgages, subscription banking, and conversational AI pilots.
- ING’s capital-light fee growth rose 34% year over year in Q2 2026.
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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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Flexential has secured an $800 million credit facility to fund data centre development across four US markets. The financing will support more than 130 MW of new capacity, including facilities under construction in Atlanta-Douglasville (36 MW), Portland-Hillsboro (36 MW), and Denver-Parker (22.5 MW). The facility was oversubscribed and increased 60% from an initial $500 million target. It is backed by an 11-bank syndicate, with TD Securities as administrative agent. The funding complements equity investment from Flexential's sponsors, GI Partners and MSIP. CEO Ryan Mallory said the financing enables the company to invest ahead of enterprise and AI-driven infrastructure demand. Flexential operates 40 data centres across 18 markets in the US.
DataVita has secured a £300 million debt facility to expand and build two data centres in Scotland's North Lanarkshire AI Growth Zone. The financing, backed by a £202 million guarantee from the National Wealth Fund, comes from a syndicate including ING, ABN AMRO, Santander, the Scottish National Investment Bank and Siemens Financial Services. The investment will expand DataVita's existing DV1 data centre and fund construction of a new facility, DV3. Both are contracted to AI cloud firm CoreWeave under a 15-year lease. The developments will create around 600 construction jobs and approximately 100 permanent high-skilled positions. DataVita, Scotland's largest independent data centre operator, has served the country's digital infrastructure for over ten years. The project marks the National Wealth Fund's first support for domestic compute capacity, aligning with the government's Compute Roadmap and Scotland's AI strategy.
LunR Royalties Corp. ("LunR", or the "Company") (TSX: LUNR) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with National Bank of Canada Capital Markets and ING Capital LLC ("ING") as Co-Lead Arrangers and Joint Bookrunners, and National Bank of Canada ("NBC") as Administrative Agent, to establish a $100 million Revolving Credit Facility with a $50 million accordion feature (the "RCF" or the "Facility"). Each of NBC and ING acted as lenders.
Alterric increases its syndicated green credit line from EUR 300 million to EUR 350 million. Crédit Agricole CIB strengthens its consortium with Commerzbank and ING; the unsecured facility, agreed in 2025, runs for three years with extension options and supports the project pipeline.