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Bring the Fixed Back into Fixed Income - 21 August 2008
INGIM's Director of Fixed Income, Greg Michel, believes investors need to adjust their fixed income investment strategies to make most of the current volatility in investment markets.

INGIM wins Blue Ribbon Award for Global Property Fund - 20 August 2008
Today it was officially announced that the ING Global Property Securities Fund won the prestigious Smart Investor Blue Ribbon Award for the Global Listed Property category.

ING ranks 7th in Fortune Global 500 List - 16 July 2008
ING Group ranks as the world’s 7th largest company according to the 2008 Fortune Global 500 list, having climbed six positions since last year.

INGIM Announces Changes to Australian Equities team - 10 June 2008
Two highly experienced portfolio managers from INGIM's international team have joined the local team in Sydney following staff departures.

Investors Pick Their Way Through Tough Second Half - 27 May 2008
Australian investors face a challenging second half for 2008 with local shares likely to struggle.

INGIM Rates Highly in Money Management Fund Awards - 9 May 2008
INGIM was nominated as a finalist for a number of categories at the annual Money Management Awards in Sydney last night.

INGIM wins GSIS Mandate - 4 Feb 2008
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) of the Philippines has awarded INGIM a multi asset strategy mandate as part of its US$1 billion pension fund.

INGIM Appoints new Fixed Income head - 6 Dec 2007
INGIM has today announced the appointment of Greg Michel as its new Director of Fixed Income for its Australian operation.

INGIM Announces New Strategic Growth Initiatives - 29 Oct 2007
INGIM has unveiled a number of organisational and business initiatives focussed on the next phase of its growth.

Sub-Prime doesn't dampen global listed property prospects - 19 Oct 2007
ING Clarion is expecting global listed property to deliver total returns in the range of 8-12 per cent and says there is no shortage of capital for property investments.