THE HAGUE: Dutch bank ING, the country’s biggest lender, Monday announced 7,000 jobs could be lost mainly in Belgium and The Netherlands to save 900 million euros ($1.01 billion) by 2021.
The move is partly directed by the bank’s bid to reshape its services for the digital banking market, in which it said it would be investing some 800 million euros.
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