Economic Research
Pubblicato il 25-09-2026 - Ing Banking in Italia
ING Bank N.V. is looking for an economist, you support all ING departments and clients with analyses and forecasts of the financial and economic environment. At the same time, you will be part of the Global Research team and work with international colleagues to define global economic visions.Activities:Producing forecasts and scenario analysis for key macro-economic and financial variablesWriting both short notes and in-depth reports on these topicsCommunicating key views and forecasts to colleagues and clients giving presentationsInterviews with the pressResponsibilities:Apply a creative and proactive approach to problem-solving, contributing innovative ideas and solutions to support business objectives.Experience of at least At least 2 years of experience in economic research, with applied economic research as a plusAbility to manage critical situations through good decision-making skillsUniversity degree in (advanced) economics (Laurea Magistrale, Master, PhD)Perfect Italian speaker and writer, with excellent oral/written skills in EnglishComputer skills,
with a good knowledge of MS Office, AI, data analysis, working with charts and PowerPoint presentations.Good communication skills, both oral and writtenStrong analytical skillsTeam player, but able to work autonomouslyDynamic, with a sense of initiativeContract offer:Permanent employment contractWorking hours: Tempo pieno (37 hours per week)Applicable Collective Labour Agreement: Milan (hybrid)Annual base salary starting from: 65.000Variable remuneration: in line with the applicable remuneration policies(with a target based on the role, outcomes linked to the Group, Business line/function, and individual performance)Our compensation approach is built on objective, gender-neutral criteria aligned with the role's core requirements. That said, we believe talent goes beyond any framework: your total reward package will be tailored to reflect your unique experience, skills, and potential, ensuring we fully recognize t