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ING groep N.V.

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Total dividend bookyear 2020: € 0.000*

Interim dividend

proposed amount
?
announcement date
Aug 6, 2020
ex-coupon date
Aug 10, 2020
payment date
Aug 18, 2020

In March 2020, ING Group announced that it will suspend any payment of dividends until 1 October 2020, following an industry wide recommendation of the ECB. The ECB subsequently updated their recommendation at the end of July, extending the timeframe for suspension of dividend payments until 1 January 2021. Any dividend payment by ING will therefore be delayed until after 1 January 2021. Final dividend 2019 paid out in the first half year of 2020 is therefore nil (2019: EUR 1,714 million).

Total dividend bookyear 2019: € 0.690*

Final dividend

proposed amount
€ 0.450
announcement date
Apr 28, 2020
ex-coupon date
Apr 30, 2020
payment date
May 11, 2020

Source: press release results Q4 2019

We propose a full-year 2019 cash dividend of €0.69 per share, of which an interim dividend of €0.24 was paid in August 2019.

Final dividend

proposed amount
?
announcement date
Apr 28, 2020
ex-coupon date
Apr 30, 2020
payment date
May 11, 2020

Interim dividend

proposed amount
€ 0.240
announcement date
Aug 1, 2019
ex-coupon date
Aug 5, 2019
payment date
Aug 12, 2019

Total dividend bookyear 2018: € 0.680*

Final dividend

proposed amount
€ 0.440
announcement date
Apr 23, 2019
ex-coupon date
Apr 25, 2019
payment date
May 2, 2019

Interim dividend

amount
€ 0.240
announcement date
ex-coupon date
Aug 6, 2018
payment date
Aug 14, 2018

06-08-2018: Ex-date for interim dividend 2018 (Euronext Amsterdam)*
07-08-2018: Record date for interim dividend 2018 entitlement (Euronext Amsterdam)*
14-08-2018: Payment date interim dividend 2018 (Euronext Amsterdam)*

Total dividend bookyear 2017: € 0.670*

Final dividend

proposed amount
€ 0.430
announcement date
Apr 23, 2018
ex-coupon date
Apr 25, 2018
payment date
May 3, 2018

ING Group’s dividend policy aims to pay a progressive dividend that will reflect considerations including expected future capital requirements, growth opportunities available to the Group, net earnings, and regulatory developments.
The Executive Board proposes to pay a total cash dividend of EUR 2.6 billion, or EUR 0.67 per ordinary share, over the financial year 2017. This is subject to the approval of shareholders at the Annual General Meeting in April 2018. Taking into account the interim dividend of EUR 0.24 per ordinary share paid in August 2017, the final dividend will amount to EUR 0.43 per ordinary share and will be paid fully in cash. The total amount of EUR 1.7 billion is completely covered by the remaining balance of ‘interim profits not included in CET1 capital’ at year-end 2017.

Interim dividend

amount
€ 0.240
announcement date
ex-coupon date
payment date
Aug 14, 2017

Total dividend bookyear 2016: € 0.660*

Final dividend

proposed amount
€ 0.420
announcement date
May 8, 2017
ex-coupon date
May 10, 2017
payment date
May 18, 2017

The Board proposes to pay a total 2016 dividend of EUR 2,560 million, or EUR 0.66 per ordinary share, subject to the approval of shareholders at the Annual General Meeting in May 2017. Taking into account the interim dividend of EUR 0.24 per ordinary share that was paid in August 2016, the final 2016 dividend will amount to EUR 0.42 per ordinary share and will be paid in cash, shortly after the Annual General Meeting.

Interim dividend

amount
€ 0.240
announcement date
ex-coupon date
payment date
Aug 15, 2016
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Company information

Source: company website, April 2018

ING is a global financial institution with a strong European base, offering retail and wholesale banking services to customers in over 40 countries. The purpose of ING is to empower people to stay a step ahead in life and in business.

Dividend policy

Source: company website, April 2018

ING is committed to maintaining a healthy Group CET1 ratio above the prevailing fully-loaded requirement, plus a comfortable management buffer (to include Pillar 2 Guidance). ING aims to pay a progressive dividend.

The aim is to pay an interim dividend with our half year results, as well as a final dividend each year, both in cash. Dividend proposals will reflect considerations including expected future capital requirements, growth opportunities available to the Group, net earnings, and regulatory developments.

Payments per share represent gross amounts which are subject to Dutch dividend withholding tax. The full year dividend needs to be approved by the shareholders at the Annual General Meeting.