ING agrees deal with Santander

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LATIN AMERICA - ING has confirmed it will buy Santander's Latin American pension businesses for US€1.3bn, ending a week of speculation over the deal.

The Dutch group will take control of mandatory pension fund management companies (AMFs) in Chile, Columbia, Mexico and Uruguay. ING and Santander are also in separate discussions regarding Santand...

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