ING Group

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. » Mais em handelsblatt.com

If €100 had been invested in ING Group shares ten years ago, at a closing price of €31.94 they would be worth €298.88 today, a performance of +198.88 percent. The calculation does not take stock splits or dividends into account. ING Group's market value was recently €89.13 billion. » Mais em finanzen.net

ING chief Steven van Rijswijk announced that ING Deutschland will continue to offer a free current account. The ING Group is introducing a unified current-account structure with four models across all markets, with rollout planned for mid‑2027. Under the current terms, the account remains free with a minimum inflow of €1,000 or for customers under 28; otherwise a monthly fee of €4.90 applies. » Mais em t-online.de