We began serving wholesale banking clients in Australia in 1997 with the establishment of a local branch. In 2014, we integrated our wholesale banking activities with our retail banking business to create a universal banking presence. Today, ING in Australia manages over AUD 70 billion in lending assets, including more than AUD 10 billion with wholesale banking clients. Our wholesale banking team offers dedicated coverage and product resources on the ground, with expertise in sectors such as infrastructure, energy (oil and gas, utilities, power, and renewables), financial institutions, real estate, corporate sector, food and beverage, agriculture, transport and logistics, telecommunications, media, technology, and healthcare. Additionally, we effectively leverage our global network to provide coverage across sectors, with metals and mining being one example, alongside specialised product capabilities to meet our clients’ needs. The Australia team provides expertise across a range of products, including financial markets, lending, transaction services, acquisition finance, and loan sales advisory.
Preferred long-term banking partner through client-centric solutions
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ING in Asia Pacific: Driving impact across 11 markets
With a footprint spanning 11 dynamic markets—Australia, China, Hong Kong SAR, India, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam—ING combines global strength with deep local expertise.
From sustainability to innovation, we help clients stay a step ahead while contributing to a resilient, future-ready Asia Pacific.
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Client-centric solutions
As part of our purpose, we have established ING as a preferred long-term banking partner through client-centric solutions that leverage ING’s global sector expertise for our Australian clients. Thanks to our international network, we are able to service our international clients in Australia, as well as connect Australian companies to our international capabilities and expertise.
Creating a distinguished experience for our clients starts with ING’s culture: entrepreneurial, open, collaborative, innovative and energetic. Who we are and how we work is defined by our Orange Code. It is our manifesto describing the behaviours that define us and what it means to be part of ING. Our values are the non-negotiable promise we make to ourselves and our partners: we are honest, we are prudent and we are responsible.
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Awards
Environmental Finance Sustainable Debt Awards 2025
Sustainability Linked Loan of the Year APAC
The Asset Triple A Sustainable Infrastructure Awards - 2025
Deal of the Year across five categories
Global Finance Sustainable Finance Awards - 2024
Best Bank for Transition/Sustainability-Linked Loans in APAC
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With over 20 years of experience, including senior roles at KKR and Credit Suisse, Deepali returns to ING, where she began her career at ING Vysya Bank. She succeeds Robert Carnell, who has led ING's Research team in Asia Pacific since 2017.
ING appoints Deepali Bhargava as new head of Research and chief economist for Asia Pacific
In this role, Uday will oversee operations across 11 markets in the region, leveraging his extensive expertise and leadership to drive growth and innovation.
ING appoints Uday Sareen as chief executive and head of Wholesale Banking for Asia Pacific
Seasoned Investment Banker Gautam Saxena will drive ING’s Corporate Finance strategy as a key growth area across 11 markets in APAC, covering Australia, China, Hong Kong SAR, India, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam.