ING Groep Current Assets
Current Assets of ING Groep (INGA.AS) as of Aug 6, 2026.
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Current Assets of ING Groep is 2026 0.00 EUR. Current Assets of ING Groep was 2025 0.00 EUR. It decreases by % lower compared to the previous year.
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ING Groep Stock analysis
What does ING Groep do? The ING Groep NV is a Dutch multinational that emerged in 1991 from the merger of Nationale-Nederlanden and NMB Postbank. With its headquarters in Amsterdam, it is one of the largest banks in Europe and offers a variety of financial services.
The ING Groep is an integrated financial services company that focuses on banking and insurance services. The company operates a variety of business areas, including retail banking, commercial banking, and wholesale banking. It serves customers around the world, especially in Europe, Asia, and Australia.
The core business of the ING Groep is retail banking, focusing on personal customers. The company offers a wide range of financial products and services, including savings accounts, loans, mortgages, investment funds, asset management, and insurance. ING is known for its innovative and user-friendly banking services. For example, customers can manage their accounts, make transfers, or complete financing through the app or online banking.
In commercial banking, the ING Groep focuses on small and medium-sized enterprises. Here it offers a wide range of products and services similar to retail banking, including loans, support for mergers and acquisitions, and consulting services for customers.
The wholesale banking division caters to large companies and institutional clients, offering various financing, trading, and consulting services. This includes investment financing, capital markets, lending, project financing, and cash management.
Another important pillar of the ING Groep is its investment management company, NN Investment Partners, which offers a wide range of investment products and services for institutional and private investors, including equity and fixed-income funds, index products, real estate, and alternative investments.
Over the years, the ING Groep has carried out several strategic acquisitions. One of the most recent acquisitions was the acquisition of the German direct bank Diba in 2012. ING also has a joint venture with the Bank of Beijing, allowing it to operate in one of the fastest-growing banking markets in the world.
The company has also been active in other business areas, such as insurance, in the past but withdrew from this sector in 2016 to focus on its core business.
Overall, the ING Groep is a strong company that focuses on a wide range of financial products and services and serves customers worldwide. The company has delivered impressive performance in recent years and is known for its innovative and user-friendly banking services. A smart business strategy and consistent implementation have made ING a leading financial services company in Europe and beyond. ING Groep is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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