ING Global Research james.smith@ing.com https://webinars.think.ing.com en-us Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss ING Global Research episodic no https://webinars.think.ing.com/files/rv1.84/sitelogo.gif https://webinars.think.ing.com http://webinars.think.ing.com/webinar-oil-iran-and-the-markets-1 <p><p>Ten weeks on from the start of the Iran war and energy markets remain in limbo. Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz shows little sign of recovery. Will this week’s meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi see a breakthrough? And just how far could oil prices fall if diplomacy succeeds – and rise if it doesn’t?</p><p>Join ING’s economists and strategists for a live webinar looking at the scenarios for energy prices and the impact across the global economy and financial markets.</p><p>You’ll learn:</p><ul><li><p>Where oil and natural gas prices head under different Middle East scenarios</p></li><li><p>How fragile the supply picture really is - and what oil futures tell us about investor expectations</p></li><li><p>Whether the Federal Reserve can really hike rates this year and what Chair Kevin Warsh could mean for the interest rate outlook</p></li><li><p> The outlook for EUR/USD and the main drivers of FX markets right now</p></li><li><p>Why credit spreads have stayed tight and whether supply conditions are improving for issuers</p></li></ul><p>This webinar will follow the publication of the latest ING Monthly, complete with updated forecasts and analysis of the major economies</p><p><strong><u>Details</u></strong></p><p>Date: Friday 15 May</p><p>Time: 0930 BST/1030 CEST</p><p>The webinar will last 45 minutes, including a Q&amp;A session at the end.</p><p>The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.</p><p>A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.</p></p><p><a href="http://webinars.think.ing.com/webinar-oil-iran-and-the-markets-1"><img src="http://webinars.think.ing.com/64968567/127208173/f8e8e093afd7a2ffe6a8e0df6896eb1e/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://webinars.think.ing.com/photo/127208173 Thu, 28 May 2026 12:57:14 GMT Webinar: Oil, Iran and the markets: what happens next? Ten weeks on from the start of the Iran war and energy markets remain in limbo. Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz shows little sign of recovery. Will this week’s meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi see a breakthrough? And just how far could oil prices fall if diplomacy succeeds – and rise if it doesn’t?Join ING’s economists and strategists for a live webinar looking at the scenarios for energy prices and the impact across the global economy and financial markets.You’ll learn:Where oil and natural gas prices head under different Middle East scenariosHow fragile the supply picture really is - and what oil futures tell us about investor expectationsWhether the Federal Reserve can really hike rates this year and what Chair Kevin Warsh could mean for the interest rate outlook The outlook for EUR/USD and the main drivers of FX markets right nowWhy credit spreads have stayed tight and whether supply conditions are improving for issuersThis webinar will follow the publication of the latest ING Monthly, complete with updated forecasts and analysis of the major economiesDetailsDate: Friday 15 MayTime: 0930 BST/1030 CESTThe webinar will last 45 minutes, including a QA session at the end.The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time. Ten weeks on from the start of the Iran war and energy markets remain in limbo. Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz shows little sign of recovery. Will this week’s meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi see a breakthrough? And just how far could... ING Global Research 41:23 <p><p>Ten weeks on from the start of the Iran war and energy markets remain in limbo. Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz shows little sign of recovery. Will this week’s meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi see a breakthrough? And just how far could oil prices fall if diplomacy succeeds – and rise if it doesn’t?</p><p>Join ING’s economists and strategists for a live webinar looking at the scenarios for energy prices and the impact across the global economy and financial markets.</p><p>You’ll learn:</p><ul><li><p>Where oil and natural gas prices head under different Middle East scenarios</p></li><li><p>How fragile the supply picture really is - and what oil futures tell us about investor expectations</p></li><li><p>Whether the Federal Reserve can really hike rates this year and what Chair Kevin Warsh could mean for the interest rate outlook</p></li><li><p> The outlook for EUR/USD and the main drivers of FX markets right now</p></li><li><p>Why credit spreads have stayed tight and whether supply conditions are improving for issuers</p></li></ul><p>This webinar will follow the publication of the latest ING Monthly, complete with updated forecasts and analysis of the major economies</p><p><strong><u>Details</u></strong></p><p>Date: Friday 15 May</p><p>Time: 0930 BST/1030 CEST</p><p>The webinar will last 45 minutes, including a Q&amp;A session at the end.</p><p>The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.</p><p>A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.</p></p><p><a href="http://webinars.think.ing.com/webinar-oil-iran-and-the-markets-1"><img src="http://webinars.think.ing.com/64968567/127208173/f8e8e093afd7a2ffe6a8e0df6896eb1e/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://webinars.think.ing.com/energy-security-under-strain-why-1 <p><p>Against a backdrop of renewed conflict in the Middle East, markets are once again grappling with energy security risks. Iran remains in control of the Strait of Hormuz, and Europe, despite the lessons of 2022, still imports around 70% of its gas.</p> <p>This raises a pressing question: how exposed is Europe if this crisis continues, and what can realistically be done about it?</p> <p>In this webinar, ING’s Gerben Hieminga and Nadege Tillier discuss where Europe stands right now and the options for business leaders.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong><u>Details</u></strong></p> <p>Date: Friday, 17 April</p> <p>Time: 1130 BST/1230 CEST/0630 ET&nbsp;</p> <p>The webinar will last 30 minutes, including a Q&amp;A session at the end.</p> <p>The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.</p> <p>A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.</p> </p><p><a href="http://webinars.think.ing.com/energy-security-under-strain-why-1"><img src="http://webinars.think.ing.com/64968560/126127549/2e09d208cad474a6147a04fa3b7f287b/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://webinars.think.ing.com/photo/126127549 Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:34:47 GMT Energy security under strain: Why cutting Europe's gas dependency won't be easy Against a backdrop of renewed conflict in the Middle East, markets are once again grappling with energy security risks. Iran remains in control of the Strait of Hormuz, and Europe, despite the lessons of 2022, still imports around 70% of its gas. This raises a pressing question: how exposed is Europe if this crisis continues, and what can realistically be done about it? In this webinar, ING’s Gerben Hieminga and Nadege Tillier discuss where Europe stands right now and the options for business leaders. Details Date: Friday, 17 April Time: 1130 BST/1230 CEST/0630 ET The webinar will last 30 minutes, including a QA session at the end. The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time. A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time. Against a backdrop of renewed conflict in the Middle East, markets are once again grappling with energy security risks. Iran remains in control of the Strait of Hormuz, and Europe, despite the lessons of 2022, still imports around 70% of its gas.... ING Global Research 29:40 <p><p>Against a backdrop of renewed conflict in the Middle East, markets are once again grappling with energy security risks. Iran remains in control of the Strait of Hormuz, and Europe, despite the lessons of 2022, still imports around 70% of its gas.</p> <p>This raises a pressing question: how exposed is Europe if this crisis continues, and what can realistically be done about it?</p> <p>In this webinar, ING’s Gerben Hieminga and Nadege Tillier discuss where Europe stands right now and the options for business leaders.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong><u>Details</u></strong></p> <p>Date: Friday, 17 April</p> <p>Time: 1130 BST/1230 CEST/0630 ET&nbsp;</p> <p>The webinar will last 30 minutes, including a Q&amp;A session at the end.</p> <p>The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.</p> <p>A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.</p> </p><p><a href="http://webinars.think.ing.com/energy-security-under-strain-why-1"><img src="http://webinars.think.ing.com/64968560/126127549/2e09d208cad474a6147a04fa3b7f287b/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://webinars.think.ing.com/europes-housing-markets-in-a-1 <p><p>Europe’s housing markets are undergoing a structural reset - shaped by higher-for-longer interest rates, persistent supply shortages and shifts in regulation. Add in the current energy‑price flare‑ups linked to tensions in the Middle East, where markets are increasingly pricing in rate hikes rather than cuts, and the path for residential real estate in 2026 is anything but straightforward. What does this mean for the sector and for the various stakeholders across housing and residential real estate?</p> <p>Join ING’s economists and strategists for a live 45‑minute webinar as they reflect on the implications of these developments on residential real estate across the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.</p> <p><strong>You’ll discover:</strong></p> <ul><li><p>How higher‑for‑longer rates are reshaping affordability and demand across Europe’s key housing markets.</p> </li><li><p>How interest rates and the Iran conflict energy‑price spikes, and the uncertainties around it, could influence Europe’s residential real estate.</p> </li><li><p>What new regulatory changes mean for investors, from rental rules to shifting investment appetite.</p> </li><li><p>How residential real estate stacks up in capital and financial markets and what’s driving sentiment.</p> </li></ul><p><strong>Details</strong></p> <p>Date: Wednesday 1 April</p> <p>Time: 1400 BST/1500 CEST</p> <p>The webinar will last 45 minutes, including a Q&amp;A session at the end.</p> <p>The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.</p> <p>A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.</p> <p><strong>Speakers</strong></p> <ul><li><p><strong>Sander Burgers </strong>(Netherlands Housing Market Economist)</p> </li><li><p><strong>Franziska Biehl </strong>(Germany Housing Market Economist)</p> </li><li><p><strong>Alissa Lefebre </strong>(Belgium Housing Market Economist)</p> </li><li><p><strong>Mirjam Bani </strong>(Netherlands Commercial Real Estate Economist)</p> </li><li><p><strong>Jesse Norcross</strong> (Real Estate Credit Strategist)</p> </li></ul><p>This event will be hosted by <strong>Diederik Stadig</strong>&nbsp;(Senior Economist, Healthcare &amp; Technology)</p> <p><br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> </p><p><a href="http://webinars.think.ing.com/europes-housing-markets-in-a-1"><img src="http://webinars.think.ing.com/64968580/125323962/920983bd06b11effd7a5483fa4eba9f4/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://webinars.think.ing.com/photo/125323962 Wed, 01 Apr 2026 15:21:06 GMT Europe's housing markets in a volatile world Europe’s housing markets are undergoing a structural reset - shaped by higher-for-longer interest rates, persistent supply shortages and shifts in regulation. Add in the current energy‑price flare‑ups linked to tensions in the Middle East, where markets are increasingly pricing in rate hikes rather than cuts, and the path for residential real estate in 2026 is anything but straightforward. What does this mean for the sector and for the various stakeholders across housing and residential real estate? Join ING’s economists and strategists for a live 45‑minute webinar as they reflect on the implications of these developments on residential real estate across the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. You’ll discover: How higher‑for‑longer rates are reshaping affordability and demand across Europe’s key housing markets. How interest rates and the Iran conflict energy‑price spikes, and the uncertainties around it, could influence Europe’s residential real estate. What new regulatory changes mean for investors, from rental rules to shifting investment appetite. How residential real estate stacks up in capital and financial markets and what’s driving sentiment. Details Date: Wednesday 1 April Time: 1400 BST/1500 CEST The webinar will last 45 minutes, including a QA session at the end. The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time. A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time. Speakers Sander Burgers (Netherlands Housing Market Economist) Franziska Biehl (Germany Housing Market Economist) Alissa Lefebre (Belgium Housing Market Economist) Mirjam Bani (Netherlands Commercial Real Estate Economist) Jesse Norcross (Real Estate Credit Strategist) This event will be hosted by Diederik Stadig(Senior Economist, Healthcare Technology) Europe’s housing markets are undergoing a structural reset - shaped by higher-for-longer interest rates, persistent supply shortages and shifts in regulation. Add in the current energy‑price flare‑ups linked to tensions in the Middle East, where... ING Global Research 46:07 <p><p>Europe’s housing markets are undergoing a structural reset - shaped by higher-for-longer interest rates, persistent supply shortages and shifts in regulation. Add in the current energy‑price flare‑ups linked to tensions in the Middle East, where markets are increasingly pricing in rate hikes rather than cuts, and the path for residential real estate in 2026 is anything but straightforward. What does this mean for the sector and for the various stakeholders across housing and residential real estate?</p> <p>Join ING’s economists and strategists for a live 45‑minute webinar as they reflect on the implications of these developments on residential real estate across the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.</p> <p><strong>You’ll discover:</strong></p> <ul><li><p>How higher‑for‑longer rates are reshaping affordability and demand across Europe’s key housing markets.</p> </li><li><p>How interest rates and the Iran conflict energy‑price spikes, and the uncertainties around it, could influence Europe’s residential real estate.</p> </li><li><p>What new regulatory changes mean for investors, from rental rules to shifting investment appetite.</p> </li><li><p>How residential real estate stacks up in capital and financial markets and what’s driving sentiment.</p> </li></ul><p><strong>Details</strong></p> <p>Date: Wednesday 1 April</p> <p>Time: 1400 BST/1500 CEST</p> <p>The webinar will last 45 minutes, including a Q&amp;A session at the end.</p> <p>The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.</p> <p>A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.</p> <p><strong>Speakers</strong></p> <ul><li><p><strong>Sander Burgers </strong>(Netherlands Housing Market Economist)</p> </li><li><p><strong>Franziska Biehl </strong>(Germany Housing Market Economist)</p> </li><li><p><strong>Alissa Lefebre </strong>(Belgium Housing Market Economist)</p> </li><li><p><strong>Mirjam Bani </strong>(Netherlands Commercial Real Estate Economist)</p> </li><li><p><strong>Jesse Norcross</strong> (Real Estate Credit Strategist)</p> </li></ul><p>This event will be hosted by <strong>Diederik Stadig</strong>&nbsp;(Senior Economist, Healthcare &amp; Technology)</p> <p><br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> </p><p><a href="http://webinars.think.ing.com/europes-housing-markets-in-a-1"><img src="http://webinars.think.ing.com/64968580/125323962/920983bd06b11effd7a5483fa4eba9f4/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://webinars.think.ing.com/powering-the-transition-what-2026-1 <p><p>How fast can clean technologies scale in 2026 - and what’s holding them back? Join us as we unpack the latest trends in renewables, carbon capture and storage, and hydrogen in both Europe and the US. We’ll explore the pivotal role utilities must play to turn ambition into real‑world transition.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong><u>Details</u></strong></p> <p>Date: Monday, 2 February&nbsp;</p> <p>Time: 1500 GMT/1600 CET/1000 ET&nbsp;</p> <p>The webinar will last 30 minutes, including a Q&amp;A session at the end.</p> <p>The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.</p> <p>A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.</p> </p><p><a href="http://webinars.think.ing.com/powering-the-transition-what-2026-1"><img src="http://webinars.think.ing.com/64968580/122969414/2e9290f9e9250cfc153a275257457ea2/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://webinars.think.ing.com/photo/122969414 Mon, 02 Feb 2026 16:37:21 GMT Powering the Transition: What 2026 Means for Clean Energy and Utilities How fast can clean technologies scale in 2026 - and what’s holding them back? Join us as we unpack the latest trends in renewables, carbon capture and storage, and hydrogen in both Europe and the US. We’ll explore the pivotal role utilities must play to turn ambition into real‑world transition. Details Date: Monday, 2 February Time: 1500 GMT/1600 CET/1000 ET The webinar will last 30 minutes, including a QA session at the end. The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time. A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time. How fast can clean technologies scale in 2026 - and what’s holding them back? Join us as we unpack the latest trends in renewables, carbon capture and storage, and hydrogen in both Europe and the US. We’ll explore the pivotal role utilities must... ING Global Research 28:12 <p><p>How fast can clean technologies scale in 2026 - and what’s holding them back? Join us as we unpack the latest trends in renewables, carbon capture and storage, and hydrogen in both Europe and the US. We’ll explore the pivotal role utilities must play to turn ambition into real‑world transition.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong><u>Details</u></strong></p> <p>Date: Monday, 2 February&nbsp;</p> <p>Time: 1500 GMT/1600 CET/1000 ET&nbsp;</p> <p>The webinar will last 30 minutes, including a Q&amp;A session at the end.</p> <p>The event will take place online and the waiting room will open 60 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.</p> <p>A joining link will be emailed following registration and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.</p> </p><p><a href="http://webinars.think.ing.com/powering-the-transition-what-2026-1"><img src="http://webinars.think.ing.com/64968580/122969414/2e9290f9e9250cfc153a275257457ea2/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p>