ING announces that, as part of its 2.5 billion euro share buyback program announced on May 2, it bought back almost 16.8 million shares last week, at an average price of 15.01 euros, for a total outlay of 251.6 million euros.

These figures mark a sharp acceleration in share buy-backs, since in the previous week, the Dutch bank had acquired only 3.25 million of its own shares at an average price of 16.55 euros, representing a total outlay of almost 53.8 million.

The total number of shares bought back by ING under its program thus stands at over 95.1 million to date, for a total of almost 1.52 billion euros, or around 60.9% of the program's maximum total value.

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