ING: Alexandra Reich Leaves Supervisory Board on September 1, 2026
A member of ING's supervisory board since April 2023, Alexandra Reich served on the risk committee, the ESG committee, and the technology and operations committee. Her resignation will take effect on September 1, 2026.
ING announced on August 25, 2026 that Alexandra Reich was resigning from its supervisory board, effective September 1, 2026. According to the statement, this decision is based on her desire to rebalance her priorities. Appointed at the general meeting in April 2023, she served as a member of the risk committee, the ESG committee, and the technology and operations committee.
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Karl Guha, chairman of ING Group's supervisory board, stated that he understands Alexandra Reich's decision and thanked her for her contributions over the past years. ING is a financial institution present in more than 100 countries through its operating company ING Bank. ING Group shares are listed on the Amsterdam, Brussels, and New York Stock Exchange.
« Based on current assumptions and scenarios, we confirm our outlook for 2026. Total income is expected to exceed €24.5 billion, including approximately €5 billion in fee income. » ; « we remain well on track to deliver on our outlook for 2026 »
Risks mentioned
Lower other income reflecting effects from heightened interest rate volatility, expected to reverse over time
Risk costs affected by a management overlay alongside continuing geopolitical uncertainty and volatility
Consumer and corporate confidence under pressure from geopolitical uncertainty and macroeconomic headwinds
Opportunities identified
Mobile primary customer base increases by 259,000 in Q3 with strong contributions from Germany, Netherlands and Romania
Net core lending growth of €11.0 billion and net core deposit growth of €12.1 billion demonstrate strong commercial momentum
Assets under management & e-brokerage increased €6.7 billion to €328 billion, up 22% year-on-year
Outlook / guidance
Management commentary: we remain well on track to deliver on our outlook for 2026
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