ING Posts 5.6% Q3 Income Growth and Maintains 2026-27 Targets
ING Group reported Q3 2023 income growth of 5.6% to €6.23B and net result growth of 3.5% to €1.85B. Lending and deposits grew, while restructuring plans were announced. ING maintained its 2026-2027 targets for income and return on equity, with a CET1 ratio goal of ~13%.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The earnings beat and unchanged guidance suggest short‑term buying interest, but the announced redundancies and lower Treasury income may introduce caution.
Market read
ING's earnings provide a fresh data point for European banking stocks and may influence sector sentiment in the near term.
What to watch
Potential headwinds from reduced Treasury income and higher interest‑rate volatility could temper upside.
Background
ING Group released its Q3 2026 earnings, showing income growth and reaffirming its 2026‑27 targets while outlining a restructuring plan for Wholesale Banking.
Ticker impact
ING reported Q3 income up 5.6% YoY to €6.227B and net result up 3.5% to €1.85B, maintaining 2026‑27 targets.
potential modest upside as market prices in the earnings beat and stable outlook
The surprise income growth and steady guidance are likely to lift the stock in the short term.
Market effects
Banking sector may see a slight lift from ING's solid performance, supporting European bank sentiment.
European markets could gain modestly as a major Dutch bank confirms growth.
Reinforces confidence in global banking earnings amid higher rates.
Counterpoint
If the market had already priced in strong earnings, the modest beat may not translate into a significant rally.
Key entities
- companyING Group
Dutch multinational bank reporting Q3 results.
- executiveSteven van Rijswijk
CEO of ING who commented on strategy and targets.
