ING, the Dutch banking and insurance group, made a “moral appeal” on Monday to its senior managers to return their bonuses for 2008, as the Dutch authorities looked to curtail pay at companies receiving state support. ING, the first Dutch bank to seek government aid, said it had asked its top 1,200 staff to voluntarily hand back last year’s bonuses.

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