Friday, November 11, 2005
ING relishes competition
Intensifying competition doesn't seem to be slowing down ING Direct. The nation's largest Internet bank plans to add 150 jobs in Delaware next year.
"We're doing quite well, and we're looking forward to growing here in Delaware," ING Direct CEO Arkadi Kuhlmann said Thursday.
Kuhlmann said ING Direct plans to increase jobs in several areas, including auditing, marketing and technology, in 2006. He said he expects the bank's Delaware employment to climb from 630 now to about 780 by late next year. Nationwide, the work force is expected to increase by as many as 300 to about 1,500 next year, he said. ING Direct, a unit of Dutch financial giant ING Group, opened for business on Wilmington's Riverfront in September 2000 with 131 employees.
ING relishes competition
Source: Delaware Online
"We're doing quite well, and we're looking forward to growing here in Delaware," ING Direct CEO Arkadi Kuhlmann said Thursday.
Kuhlmann said ING Direct plans to increase jobs in several areas, including auditing, marketing and technology, in 2006. He said he expects the bank's Delaware employment to climb from 630 now to about 780 by late next year. Nationwide, the work force is expected to increase by as many as 300 to about 1,500 next year, he said. ING Direct, a unit of Dutch financial giant ING Group, opened for business on Wilmington's Riverfront in September 2000 with 131 employees.
ING relishes competition
Source: Delaware Online
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