ING Bank N.V., Amsterdam, succursale de Lancy/Genève

ING Bank N.V., Amsterdam, succursale de Lancy/Genève is the Swiss branch of ING Bank N.V., part of the Dutch ING Group, and operates from Lancy in the Canton of Geneva with a focus on wholesale banking for corporate and institutional clients rather than retail services to the general public. The branch structure means it is not a separate legal entity; client claims are against ING Bank N.V., with local operations authorized and supervised in Switzerland by FINMA while home-country prudential supervision remains with the Dutch authorities within the European banking supervision framework. Core activities in Switzerland include corporate lending, syndicated financing, commodity trade finance, transaction banking and cash management, as well as foreign exchange and interest rate risk solutions for professional clients active in international trade and capital markets; terms, pricing, and credit limits are negotiated bilaterally and there is no public retail tariff. Account onboarding follows Swiss AML/KYC requirements and applicable tax transparency regimes (including CRS/FATCA), and client acceptance is subject to internal risk policies. Deposits booked at the Swiss branch fall under the Swiss depositor protection scheme (esisuisse) up to CHF 100,000 per eligible client per bank; amounts above that threshold are not protected, and securities held for custody are not covered by deposit insurance. As a branch, resolution and insolvency would be addressed at the level of ING Bank N.V. under EU/Dutch resolution frameworks, with Swiss privileged deposit rules applying to Swiss-booked deposits. The bank’s credit profile is investment-grade at the parent level according to major rating agencies, and group financial statements and disclosures are published by ING Bank N.V.; the Swiss branch does not publish a separate full set of public retail fee schedules or consumer product information because it targets professional market participants through relationship-managed channels.