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News/Compliance & Enforcement/ING Pays $900 Million to Resolve Dutch “Corrupt Practices” Case
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ING Pays $900 Million to Resolve Dutch “Corrupt Practices” Case

Amsterdam-based bank ING Group NV said Tuesday that it agreed to pay a fine of €675 million ($782 million) and disgorge €100 million ($115 million) to resolve criminal investigations into lax business practices.

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