After the first successful pilot implementations of ERASE at ING Romania, Curaçao (Dutch Antilles) and Luxembourg, ING signed an exclusive global contract with NetEconomy in June of 2004. Since that time, NetEconomy has implemented systems in The Netherlands, Poland, New York, and now India, Mexico, and Belgium, with planned installations in Germany, Brazil, and Asia.

"As the threat of financial crime continues to advance on a global basis, we are charged to take a proactive stance to protect our customers and our firm against risk. Since implementing ERASE, we have seen considerable benefits and results significantly impacting the efficiency, productivity and reliability of our AML and fraud initiatives," said Virginie de Fresquet, CIO Transactional Services of ING. "The detection accuracy of ERASE reduces false positives for fewer alerts to investigate; quick implementations result in a significant cost savings; and the system flexibility and scalability gives us the assurance that as we expand or change, ERASE can adapt as needed."

"The ongoing successful roll-out at ING is a clear example of the international capabilities of NetEconomy and our ERASE solutions," said Sebastian Kuntz, CEO of NetEconomy. "Each ING banking institution has specific requirements varying in complexity and scalability. We are very pleased to be able to deliver highly effective solutions whatever country, size or system infrastructure."