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ING is currently under review by the
"We conducted a thorough internal review, and were proactive in communicating our findings to customers and employees," said Fred Hubbell, a board member of ING. "We remain convinced the small number of isolated instances we identified which occurred for the most part in companies before ING acquired them do not represent a systemic problem in any of the legacy companies that were involved, or in ING U.S. today."
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