ING Groep

ING Groep has launched a subscription-based banking model in the Netherlands that replaces pay-per-product fees with tiered monthly packages bundling banking, insurance and additional services like streaming. The model, already used in Belgium, Romania and Poland, will be rolled out across remaining European markets by mid-2027. ING aims to diversify and standardize fee income to boost net fee and commission revenue and offset weakening interest-rate-driven earnings; fee-based revenue was 21% of total revenue in Q1 2026. » Altro su finance.yahoo.com

ING is offering four new paid current account plans in several countries that integrate subscription services such as Amazon Prime or Disney+ to make accounts more attractive. The plans are already running in Belgium, Poland, Romania and the Netherlands; ING plans to expand to Germany, Spain, Italy, Australia and Turkey but has not given dates or details for Germany. Prices in the launched markets currently range from around €2 to €45 per month; it remains unclear whether the existing free current account in Germany will be retained. » Altro su golem.de

ING Groep sold TTB shares worth €243 million, reducing its stake from 23.1% to 19.5%. The bank stresses it remains a significant shareholder and values the partnership. The sale is not expected to have a material impact on ING’s profit, equity or capital ratios. ING’s share rose intraday by around 3.3% to about €25.90. » Altro su finanzen.net