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ING Group

The merger of the Dutch postal bank and NN Insurance in 1991 created ING. Through a series of further acquisitions, ING has built up a global footprint. The 2008 financial crisis forced ING to seek government support - a precondition of which was that ING should separate its banking and insurance activities, which saw ING revert to being solely a bank. ING has market-leading banking operations in the Netherlands and Belgium, and a range of digital banks across Europe and Australia. Its global wholesale banking operation is primarily focused on lending.www.ing.com

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Oct 31, 2026

speaker_0HOST
0:06
In the same week, it offered about 60,000 of its employees a voluntary exit.
speaker_0HOST
0:12
ING reported a net result of 1.85 billion euros and said about 400 roles will go.
speaker_0HOST
0:19
And Dropbox told staff its business is profitable while cutting about 9% of its workforce.
speaker_0HOST
0:24
That raises a question we keep being asked.
speaker_0HOST
0:52
Staff have until early December to decide.
speaker_0HOST
0:55
Its finance chief said the company expects very few people to take the offer, and a spokesperson said 3,000 or fewer.
speaker_0HOST
1:02
ING made €1.85 billion in the third quarter and is buying back €1.65 billion of shares.
speaker_0HOST
1:10
On the same day, it said it expects around 400 redundancies in its wholesale banking unit, with a provision of around €175 million in the fourth quarter.
Olivia LakeHOST
10:04
The University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index just hit its second lowest reading on record this month.
Olivia LakeHOST
10:09
And ING also points out that real household incomes are barely growing in a low hire, low fire economy.
Olivia LakeHOST
10:15
So why is that spending still so strong? Basically, it's because most of the spending is coming from higher income households.
Olivia LakeHOST
10:24
The CNN cites Fed data showing the top 20% of households account for about 40% of all spending.
Dan MichelonHOST
48:29
Yeah.
Dan MichelonHOST
48:30
I mean the idea of coming to that conclusion, what's enough? We've talked a million times over about the ING commercial.
Dan MichelonHOST
48:38
Do you measure enough by just a number? Do you measure enough by the income? We're big proponents of determining what you need for income and using that to guide you and And using advisors like ourselves to help you back into that number based upon what you have today and there's always techniques to do that.
Dan MichelonHOST
48:55
So that's our philosophy on it.
Caroline HepkerHOST
8:09
And out this morning already, BBVA, The Spanish lender third quarter net income comes in as a beat 3.02 billion euros.
Caroline HepkerHOST
8:17
ING third quarter net income comes in at 1.85 billion euros below estimates.
Caroline HepkerHOST
8:23
Kevin Walsh signalled more hikes to come.
Caroline HepkerHOST
8:25
A question about why that didn't happen yesterday, though.
Caroline HepkerHOST
7:04
And out this morning already, BBVA, The Spanish lender third quarter net income comes in as a beat 3.02 billion euros.
Caroline HepkerHOST
7:11
ING third quarter net income comes in at 1.85 billion euros below estimates.
Caroline HepkerHOST
7:18
Kevin Walsh signaled more hikes to come.
Caroline HepkerHOST
7:20
A question about why that didn't happen yesterday, though.
Gemma MitchellHOST
14:01
I wrote them down.
Gemma MitchellHOST
14:02
Uh, you bank and ING, they're doing like 6.5% at the moment, um, on introductory rates.
Gemma MitchellHOST
14:09
So they only go for a few months as heaps of terms and conditions and then bank of Queensland bank West, they have a 6%.
Gemma MitchellHOST
14:15
Um, so yeah, you can definitely have a little bit higher in cash.
Annabelle MurphyHOST
25:17
And it is a learning process.
Annabelle MurphyHOST
25:19
I mean, if I offer something I remember from working in a similar role at the University of Amsterdam, we worked with ING, which was obviously a big bank.
Annabelle MurphyHOST
25:31
And they the better their results were from these outcomes was when they really that the organization engaged very much with students and obviously ING has a lot of resources and they would have a team leader come in and work with a group of students that were working on ING's idea and the more that you know that this coach would come in and check in on the students and as you said Neo sort of mold their ambition to be able to give something that would fit into a bank's environment that wouldn't be completely exciting but unrealistic, the better the outcomes were.
Annabelle MurphyHOST
26:10
And every year they just iterated the process.
Annabelle MurphyHOST
26:12
So it was both from the organization internally, the university, but also the business side, in this case ING, the better result, the more fitting it became for for ING's environment.
Annabelle MurphyHOST
26:24
So again, that was just something at the top of my head I remembered.
Annabelle MurphyHOST
26:29
Very, very exciting.

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The Netherlands Plans to Cut 25,000 Government Jobs as It Turns to AI

Oct 29 · 1 Mention

speaker_2UNKNOWN
14:29
And the bureaucracy is certainly losing that race.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
14:32
Marie Keblom, the chief economist at ING, pointed out a crucial historical pattern here.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
14:38
Previous cuts to the civil service have often resulted in increased hiring later on just to deal with the resulting backlogs.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
14:44
Because AI doesn't just process existing needs.
Haley BicklehopCORRESPONDENT
6:22
Natural gas prices are up because of the fear of fighting increasing in the Middle East and a potential cold snap coming to Europe.
Haley BicklehopCORRESPONDENT
6:29
A commodity specialist at ING says that the chemical company Yara reported reductions in ammonia production in Europe because of these high prices, and it led the company's European gas consumption to fall more than 7% in Q3.
Chip FloryHOST
6:41
Yeah, and I mean, let's face it, Haley, one of the things that they're going to do here is probably slow down their fertilizer production leading up to winter and try to stockpile some of that natural gas so that it's available for home heating rather than using it for fertilizer production right now.
Chip FloryHOST
7:04
All right, Haley.
Sean FarringtonHOST
33:22
Are there issues there for you, for your kids, for your family, for your colleagues that you feel need to be tackled? I've got James Smith with us to get into this a bit more.
Sean FarringtonHOST
33:32
Economist that covers the UK for the investment bank ING and Helen Thornley, Technical Officer at the Association of Tax Technicians.
Sean FarringtonHOST
33:41
Good morning to you both.
Helen ThornleyGUEST
33:43
Good morning.

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Sean FarringtonHOST
48:54
85058, do keep your thoughts coming.
Sean FarringtonHOST
48:57
Plenty of time to reflect them across.
Sean FarringtonHOST
49:00
the station today big thanks to James Smith from ING the investment bank and Helen Thornley from the Association of Tax Technicians let us take a step away from the budget hopefully news to somebody who got in touch saying please can we get back to the stuff that adds value and educates us I don't know talking about brand Harry Kane is quite that but it is a step away from the budget as you were requesting a great achievement for Harry Kane winning that Ballon d'Or the first English footballer to do it for 25 years 61 goals for his Bayern Munich side last season not bad news either for the companies who sponsor the England captain Scott Moore is head of sport at Brand Finance Scott good morning good morning Sean so who is going to be looking to cash in on brand Kane what even is it
Scott MooreGUEST
49:49
Well, I think a lot of people are going to be looking to cash in.

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