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newsJanuary 2017
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Funding ratios as at December 2016 are known

Publicated date: 19-01-2018

ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ funding ratios as at 31 December 2016 are known. The funding ratio is 106% and the policy funding ratio is 104%.

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Supervisory committee ready to start

Publicated date: 12-01-2017

The Dutch central bank (DNB) has approved the appointment of the candidates nominated for membership of the supervisory committee.

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No indexation for 2016

Publicated date: 10-01-2017

ING CDC Pensioenfonds tries to increase pensions of current and former ING employees and pensioners each year, in line with the price index. An increase will not be possible in 2016. The omitted increase may be granted in a future year.

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New governance model

Publicated date: 02-01-2017

With effect from 1 January 2017, ING CDC Pensioenfonds has implemented a new governance model. An important starting point was that both ING CDC Pensioenfonds and NN CDC Pensioenfonds would be carrying out the administration of the same pension plans until the end of 2018. This meant it would be most effective to select a cost-efficient governance model.

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ING CDC Pensioenfonds’ funding ratios as per 31 May 2025 are known. The funding ratio is 135% and the policy funding ratio is 129%.
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Well-prepared for retirement. Schedule a personal appointment today

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