ING close to settling money-laundering probe in Italy - sources

MILAN (Reuters) - Dutch bank ING Groep NV's Italian business has reached a provisional deal with Milan prosecutors to settle a money-laundering investigation by paying 30 million euros (£25.77 million), two sources familiar with the matter said.The proposed settlement, known as an "agreed penalty", has yet to be confirmed by a judge but it has already won the backing of the prosecutors, the sources said.ING had no immediate comment. Last year ING, the Netherlands' largest financial services..