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ING customers experience much less discrimination, but the problem is not solved

ING customers experience much less discrimination, but the problem is not solved

ING customers with minority ethnic backgrounds continue to report experiencing discrimination during bank compliance checks aimed at preventing money laundering and terrorism financing. However, the bank reports a significant decrease in such incidents compared to last year.

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