ING Group

Five years ago the ING Group share traded at €12.64. An investment of €100 would then have bought 7.911 shares and would be worth €239.24 as of October 7, 2026, at a price of €30.24 (+139.24%). ING Group’s market capitalization stood at €87.54 billion; stock splits and dividends were not taken into account in the calculation. » More on finanzen.net

JPMorgan has raised the price target for ING from 36.30 to 38.30 euros and confirmed the rating at "Overweight". Analyst Delphine Lee increased earnings estimates through 2028 by up to 4 percent, mainly due to higher interest rates, and assigned a "Positive Catalyst Watch" ahead of the reporting season. Lee expects total distributions this year of around 6.7 billion euros, roughly 9 percent above consensus. » More on finanzen.net

ING CEO Steven van Rijswijk announces a restructuring of the bank: introduction of tiered subscription models in Germany in mid-2027, stronger focus on fee-generating areas such as asset management and payments, and internationalization of technology offerings. The aim is to reduce dependence on net interest income and achieve a revenue mix with around 30–35% fee and commission income in the medium term. ING is considering targeted acquisitions if they increase market relevance and fit culturally; for cross-border mergers van Rijswijk sees advantages from AI and economies of scale and stresses that ING wants to be an acquirer, not a takeover target. » More on handelsblatt.com