The Netherlands' largest lender reported a net income beat driven by higher fees and lending income. The bank is returning capital to shareholders via a new €1 billion share repurchase program.
- Q1 net income reached €1.56 billion
- Profit grew 6.9% compared to the previous year
- Results beat the estimated €1.46 billion
- New €1 billion share buyback program initiated
- Growth driven by lending income and fee increases
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