ING has agreed to pay 1.6 million euros to settle a Belgian money-laundering investigation involving former European Commissioner Didier Reynders, the Brussels public prosecutor’s office said Tuesday.The settlement follows a complaint filed by Belgium’s central bank in April 2025 against ING’s Belgian branch for possible complicity in money laundering.According to Belgian newspaper De Morgen, Reynders deposited nearly 700,000 euros in cash into his ING Belgium account between 2008 and 2018.