ING Group

Q2: confirmed 2024 outlook; fee and lending momentum continues

01/08/24 -"ING posted a modest quality beat in the Q2, delivered through higher fee income, higher other income (helped by income asymmetry) and lower loan loss provisions. The management maintained its outlook ..."

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