After speeches by Colette Dierick, CEO of ING Luxembourg, by Prime Minister Xavier Bettel, by Finance Minister Pierre Gramegna and by Mayor Lydie Polfer, a number of guests had an opportunity to visit ING Lux House.  After the atrium, where they were able to view some of the works of art exhibited in ING Lux House, they moved on to the 120-seat auditorium equipped with state-of-the-art multimedia technology.

They were then taken to the top floor, where among other things they could take in the impressive view from the large panoramic terrace overlooking Place de la Gare.

After admiring the rest of the building’s works of art in the presence of two curators, the guests were invited to the standing buffet and cocktail event organised for the occasion.

The new ING Lux House headquarters and the new head office branch of ING Luxembourg should have a considerable influence on the bank’s brand visibility: as one of the top universal banks in the Luxembourg market, ING needs to attain an even greater presence and better visibility in the Grand Duchy, particularly by establishing a heightened presence in such a central and high potential district as the one surrounding the Luxembourg railway station! The move of a dynamic company to the area is really a sign of trust.