Asset Manager NewsCharter Hall partners with ING on 10-year lease commitment for its Australian HQ in prime Sydney CBD workplace
Charter Hall Group (Charter Hall or the Group), on behalf of ownership partners CPOF and its JV partner, is pleased to welcome ING Bank Australia (ING) as a new tenant customer to its $600 million Premium office asset located at One Shelley in Sydney, with the leading global financial institution signing a 10-year lease.
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NewsGlobal sustainable finance market ‘changing for the better’, says ING
New guidelines for sustainability-linked debt could encourage more issuance, while credibility of issuance has become increasingly important
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NewsING pension fund’s ESG support claim is misleading, say members
While the pension fund’s board claims broad support for ESG investing among members, only 38% is prepared to accept lower returns in exchange for more sustainable investments
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NewsPensioenfonds ING divests from fossil fuels
The fund is the first Dutch company pension scheme to announce its intention to divest from oil and gas firms
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NewsPensioenfonds ING anticipates 20% benefits increase in new DC system
The fund’s board believes the reduced need for a buffer in DC will translate into higher pension benefits
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NewsTaskforce on inequality and social-related financial disclosures unveils new committee
Among the organisations represented in the committee are ING, CalPERS and AXA
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NewsNegative factor strategy return for ING scheme
The ING pension fund is sticking with is factor strategy for now but it will start hedging its liabilities in real terms instead of nominal terms
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NewsConsultation launches on reporting framework for social issues
Investors are being asked to provide feedback on draft from Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures
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Special ReportWeighing the costs and benefits of making a claim
ABN-Amro, Airbus, ING, Petrobras and Stellantis are among the major corporations defending class action lawsuits in the Dutch courts. They are likely to be joined by Philips within the next 12 months.
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NewsING scheme delays indexation decision because of COVID-19
The fund could tap into a €265m emergency reserve fund
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NewsING scheme to wrap six plans into single arrangement
Costs for the harmonisation process, whcih are worth €25m, are expected to be recouped within three years
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AnalysisIPE Netherlands Briefing: Dutch pension fund returns disappoint
Dutch pension funds delivered an average return of -2.9% in 2025 as positive equity returns failed to compensate for losses made on bond portfolios
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ING scheme raises hedging to protect inflation-linked payments
Pension fund also considering hedging interest rate risk on liabilities
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NewsWhy Dutch funds made negative returns on private equity in 2025
Pension schemes partly blame high purchase prices in the period 2019-2021 for the poor returns over the past three years
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ING scheme's matching portfolio drives outperformance in 2016
ING Pensioenfonds returns 10.2%, outperforming benchmark by 2 percentage points
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ING scheme loses 0.6% in second quarter
Three of the Netherlands’ largest corporate schemes report six-month returns
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EMD allocations lead returns at ING, SCA, Unisys
Dutch schemes report annual profits of up to 10.5%
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ING pension fund abandons plans to divide into two schemes
€27bn pension fund will not follow the split of its sponsoring company
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Dutch roundup: ING, Philips, TNO, SPW
Pension fund for ING sees financial position improve over third quarter
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