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Affiliated Managers Group was spun off from ING in 2013, and both companies are noted as custody bank stocks and financial service providers.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 28

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Affiliated Managers Group was spun off from ING in 2013, and both companies are noted as custody bank stocks and financial service providers.

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Affiliated Managers Group Voya Financial ING Group

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The entities involved

Affiliated Managers Group
global investment management company
- TD Cowen restated a 'buy' rating on Affiliated Managers Group (AMG) on June 6, 2026.Wed 18:24
Voya Financial
rebranded Dutch financial organization
- Don Templin served in senior roles at Marathon Petroleum and previously as CFO of Voya Financial, while Kim Stumpp and Ginger Jones hold board positions.Sat 09:36
ING Group
Dutch multinational banking and financial services corporation
- ING FX strategist provided market analysis on yield gaps and their effect on euro sensitivity.Sat 05:11
- ING analysts have assessed the recent decision made by the Bank of Korea.Thu 06:10

Coverage

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Sep 28financialcontent.com
Sep 5StockStoryQ2 Rundown: Affiliated Managers Group (NYSE:AMG) Vs Other Custody Bank Stocks Looking back on custody bank stocks’ Q2 earnings, we examine this quarter’s best and worst performers, including Affiliat
Aug 27StockStoryReflecting On Custody Bank Stocks’ Q1 Earnings: P10 (NYSE:PX) Looking back on custody bank stocks’ Q1 earnings, we examine this quarter’s best and worst performers, including P10 (NYSE:PX) and its pe