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We're seeking an associate to join our Infrastructure Finance team! This role sits at the intersection of finance and real-world impact. From transportation networks to sustainable energy systems and vital social facilities. You'll support the team in developing solutions for airports, ports, renewable energy projects, water systems, and more. Want to help build tomorrow’s infrastructure? Learn more about the role here: https://lnkd.in/er3re5sN

As federal incentives for U.S. clean technology fade rapidly, the path forward isn't about policy anymore. Coco Zhang says success in this new environment requires a focus on innovation, cost reduction, and securing long-term off-take agreements. Clean energy developers who strengthen their fundamentals today will be the ones thriving tomorrow. Find how the industry can navigate this pivotal moment in her latest report: https://lnkd.in/enu6Fj5d

Our July ING Monthly is out, and our economists dived deep into what's shaping markets this summer. James Knightley unpacks the Powell-Trump clash that's set to escalate, with tariff induced inflation creating a complex puzzle for the Fed. He says the Fed will likely hold steady until year-end, then potentially move in larger steps. Meanwhile, Padhraic Garvey identifies rising pressure on market rates in the coming months particularly for longer-tenor rates. His analysis shows the Fed waiting to cut, but fiscal and tariff issues could push rates higher first. Take a look at their findings below ⤵️

At ING, we’re passionate about creating a workplace where all employees feel valued, supported and able to contribute fully.  Our Americas colleagues recently took part in NYC Pride – joining forces and celebrating with fellow Dutch brands – Adyen, citizenM hotels, The HEINEKEN Company and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.

Welcome Robyn Zivic to the ING Americas team!   Bringing more than 25 years of financial markets experience to the role, Robyn has built and led high-performing sales teams and delivered exceptional service across global markets. She joins us as a leader in our Financial Markets Americas team, and will be focused on leveraging ING’s global reach with local expertise to meet the needs of our clients.   So excited to have you with us Robyn and we wish you every success in your new role. 

“The Big Beautiful Bill means big issuance and keeps the debt market under pressure.”   Padhraic Garvey is expecting subtrend growth in the U.S. with the recent passing of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Hear his best-case scenario for what’s next with Nasdaq’s Jill Malandrino: https://lnkd.in/e5VJmjTm

Our Project Finance team is seeking a Portfolio Management Vice President to lead our finance operations.   You’ll be the bridge between sector specialists, risk management, and offshore support teams to ensure everything runs smoothly and our clients stay ahead.   Interested? Learn more about the role here: https://lnkd.in/etu-8eZT

Transforming wastewater into a valuable resource 💧   Our $150 million credit facility with Cambrian backs game-changing infrastructure that transforms factory wastewater into reusable water and renewable energy.   This isn’t just smart business – it’s essential for industrial resilience and the future of water scarcity. Our collaboration will help Cambrian scale its impact by reducing the cost of delivery for solutions that align with organizations’ financial, operational, and sustainability goals.   More about the partnership here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gXaywr_g

For 249 years, independence has meant the freedom to pursue bold ideas, build thriving businesses, and create opportunities that shape our future. At ING Americas, we're proud to support this entrepreneurial spirit every day. To all our clients, colleagues, and communities across the US – Happy Independence Day. Here's to the freedom to innovate, grow, and succeed.

While the Israel-Iran ceasefire has eased immediate oil price concerns, broader economic uncertainties remain for households navigating potential headwinds from both geopolitical volatility and upcoming trade policy changes. Our Chief International Economist James Knightley, shared his perspective with The New York Times:   "There's already quite a lot of anxiety about tariffs, and the concern now is that there could be another wave of pain for the consumer in the form of higher energy prices. That would be a big negative.”   Read his full insights on navigating economic uncertainty [Subscription required]: https://lnkd.in/gerwYjvW