ING Groep N : 2023 Global systemically important banks indicators

Global systemically important banks indicators

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (Basel Committee) has established a number of indicators that help determine whether a bank can be classified as a Global Systemically Important Bank, or G-SIB. Banks that meet the criteria are subject to additional supervisory requirements aimed at mitigating systemic risk in the financial system. ING reports these indicators every year to the Basel Committee (through DNB). We are also required to publish the main indicators on our external website. These are published in the Investor Relations section.

The table below displays the 14 size indicators for ING Groep N.V. as at 31 December 2023. These size indicators are unaudited and based on the definitions included in the instructions of the Basel Committee.

Category

Size

Interconnectedness

Substitutability/Financial Institution Infrastructure

Complexity

Cross-Jurisdictional Activity

Individual indictator Total exposure as defined for use in the Basel III leverage ratio Intra-financialsystem assets Intra-financialsystem liabilities Securities outstanding

Payments activity

Assets under custody Underwritten transactions in debt and equity markets Trading volume fixed income Trading volume equities and other securities Notional amount of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives Investment securities Level 3 assets Cross jurisdictional claims Cross jurisdictional liabilities

2023 value (in € mln) 1,080,994

141,292 128,554 201,022

28,357,073 290,142 42,785 914,742 65,428

4,775,656

28,646 9,118 954,082 825,863