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ING (L) Renta Fund Euromix Bond

ING (L) Invest Euro High Dividend 59ING (L) Invest Global High Dividend 60ING (L) Renta Fund EMD HC (EUR) 79

ING (L) Invest European Healthcare 50ING (L) Invest Global High Dividend 60ING (L) Renta Fund EMD HC (Eur) 79

ING (L) Invest Nasdaq 26ING (L) Invest New Asia 33ING (L) Invest European Food & Beverages 49ING (L) Renta Fund Corporate USD 77ING (L) Renta Fund Eurocredit 82ING (L) Renta Fund Global High Yield 84

ING (L) Invest European Materials 52ING (L) Invest European Telecom 44ING (L) Invest Euro High Dividend 59ING (L) Renta Fund Corporate USD 77ING (L) Renta Fund Eurocredit 82ING (L) Renta Fund Global High Yield 84

ING (L) Invest Emerging Europe 30ING (L) Invest Biotechnology 36ING (L) Invest Computer Technologies 37ING (L) Invest Energy 39ING (L) Invest European Telecom 54ING (L) Invest New Technology Leaders 56ING (L) Invest Telecom 45ING (L) Renta Fund Euromix Bond 83ING (L) Renta Fund Yen 87ING (L) Renta Fund Asian Debt 76

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ING (L) Invest Global Brands 21ING (L) Invest EMU Equity 22ING (L) Invest European Equity 23ING (L) Invest European Sector Allocation 24ING (L) Invest US Enhanced Core Concentrated 27ING (L) Invest Latin America 32ING (L) Invest Banking & Insurance 35ING (L) Invest Food & Beverages 40ING (L) Invest Health Care 41ING (L) Invest European Real Estate 53ING (L) Invest European New Offerings 55ING (L) Invest Sustainable Growth 58ING (L) Patrimonial Aggressive 63ING (L) Patrimonial Balanced 64ING (L) Renta Fund EMD LC 80ING (L) Renta Fund Euro 81ING (L) Renta Fund International 85

ING (L) Invest World 20ING (L) Invest EMU Equity 22ING (L) Invest European Small Caps 25ING (L) Invest Japan 28ING (L) Invest Emerging Markets 31ING (L) Invest Latin America 32ING (L) Invest Biotechnology 36ING (L) Invest Energy 39ING (L) Invest European Banking and Insurance 47ING (L) Invest European IT 51ING (L) Invest European New Offerings 55ING (L) Invest Sustainable Growth 58ING (L) Patrimonial Aggressive 63ING (L) Patrimonial Balanced 64ING (L) Patrimonial Euro 66ING (L) Renta Fund Dollar 78ING (L) Renta Fund EMD LC 80

ING (L) Invest World 20ING (L) Invest European Small Caps 22ING (L) Invest Japan 24ING (L) Invest Japanese Small and Mid Caps 25ING (L) Invest Emerging Markets 27ING (L) Invest IT 43ING (L) Invest Utilities 46ING (L) Invest European Banking & Insurance 47ING (L) Invest European IT 51ING (L) Patrimonial Defensive 65ING (L) Renta Fund Dollar 78ING (L) Renta Fund World 86

ING (L) Invest Japanese Small & Mid Caps 25ING (L) Invest Greater China 29ING (L) Invest IT 43ING (L) Invest New Technology Leaders 45ING (L) Patrimonial Defensive 65ING (L) Renta Fund Asian Debt 76ING (L) Renta Fund World 86

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EXPLANATORY NOTES

Standard & Poor’s rating process

The ratings are based on an evaluation of quantitative (historic performance, volatility and portfolio construction) and qualitative (man-agement, corporate status and investment process) factors thatcontribute to long-term performance.The differentiation in the rating categories is based on a quantitative factors and Standard & Poor'squalitative assessment of the invest-ment process and management.

AAA: the fund demonstrates an extremely strong ability to adhere to consistent investment processes and provides above averagevolatility adjusted returns relative to funds with similar objectives.

AA: the fund demonstrates a very strong ability to adhere to consistent investment processes and provides above average volatility adjusted returns relative to funds with similar objectives.

A: the fund demonstrates a high standard of quality in its sector based on its investment processes and management consistency of performance as compared with fundssimilar objectives.

Standard & Poor's Star Ranking

The Standard & Poor's Micropal Star Ranking assists investors in evaluating the performance of a fund and the consistency of that per-formance relative to other funds in the sector. It is calculated using a fund's monthly performance relative to its sector average for eachof the 36 months over the three years to date. The average volatility of these 36 numbers is used to calculate a fund's star rating

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Morningstar Rating

The Morningstar Ratings is an objective measure for how well a fund has performed on a risk-adjusted base compared to other fundswith a similar investment objective.To begin the calculation process we divide mutual funds into categories. For each and every fund we calculate a score based on return(after loads) versus risk. Only funds with at least three years of performance history are given ratings.The Star Rating is best used as a starting point in the fund selection process. Funds with 4- and 5 star ratings have provided theirinvestors with solid, risk-adjusted returns in the past.

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• FO Faroe Islands• FR France• FX France, Metropolitan• GA Gabon• GB United Kingdom• GD Grenada• GE Georgia• GF French Guiana• GH Ghana• GI Gibraltar• GL Greenland• GM Gambia• GN Guinea• GP Guadeloupe• GQ Equatorial Guinea• GR Greece• GS South Georgia And The• South Sandwich Islands• GT Guatemala• GU Guam• GW Guinea-Bissau• GY Guyana• HK Hong Kong• HM Heard And Mc Donald Islands• HN Honduras• HR Croatia• HT Haiti• HU Hungary• ID Indonesia• IE Ireland• IL Israel• IN India• IO British Indian Ocean Territory• IQ Iraq• IR Iran• IS Iceland• IT Italy• JM Jamaica• JO Jordan• JP Japan• KE Kenya• KG Kyrgyzstan• KH Cambodia• KI Kiribati• KM Comoros• KN Saint Kitts And Nevis• KP North Korea• KR South Korea• KW Kuwait• KY Cayman Islands• KZ Kazakhstan• LA Lao People's Democratic

Republic• LB Lebanon• LC Saint Lucia• LI Liechtenstein• LK Sri Lanka• LR Liberia• LS Lesotho• LT Lithuania• LU Luxembourg• LV Latvia• LY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya• MA Morocco• MC Monaco• MD Moldova• MG Madagascar• MH Marshall Islands• MK Macedonia• ML Mali• MM Myanmar• MN Mongolia• MO Macau• MP Northern Mariana IslandsMQ Martinique

• MR Mauritania• MS Montserrat• MT Malta• MU Mauritius• MV Maldives• MW Malawi• MX Mexico• MY Malaysia• MZ Mozambique• NA Namibia• NC New Caledonia• NE Niger• NF Norfolk Island• NG Nigeria• NI Nicaragua• NL Netherlands• NO Norway• NP Nepal• NR Nauru• NU Niue• NZ New Zealand• OM Oman• OTR Others• PA Panama• PE Peru• PF French Polynesia• PG Papua New Guinea• PH Philippines• PK Pakistan• PL Poland• PM St. Pierre And Miquelon• PN Pitcairn• PR Puerto Rico• PT Portugal• PW Palau• PY Paraguay• QA Qatar• RE Reunion• RO Romania• RU Russia• RW Rwanda• SA Saudi Arabia• SB Solomon Islands• SC Seychelles• SD Sudan• SE Sweden• SG Singapore• SH St. Helena• SI Slovenia• SJ Svalbard And Jan Mayen• Islands• SK Slovakia• SL Sierra Leone• SM San Marino• SN Senegal• SNAT Multi National• SO Somalia• SR Suriname• ST Sao Tome And Principe• SV El Salvador• SY Syrian Arab Republic• SZ Swaziland• TC Turks And Caicos Islands• TD Chad• TF French Southern Territories• TG Togo• TH Thailand• TJ Tajikistan• TK Tokelau• TM Turkmenistan• TN Tunisia• TO Tonga• TP East Timor• TR Turkey• TT Trinidad And Tobago

• TV Tuvalu• TW Taiwan• TZ Tanzania• UA Ukraine• UG Uganda• UM US Minor Outlying Islands• UND Undefined• US United States• UM US Minor Outlying Islands• UND Undefined• US United States• UY Uruguay• UZ Uzbekistan• VA Vatican City State (Holy See)• VC Saint Vincent And The

Grenadines• VE Venezuela• VG Virgin Islands (British)• VI Virgin Islands (U.S.)• VN Viet Nam• VU Vanuatu• WF Wallis And Futuna Islands• WS Samoa• YE Yemen• YT Mayotte• YU Yugoslavia• ZA South Africa• ZM Zambia• ZR Zaire• ZW Zimbabwe

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• ASI Asia• EMW Emerging World• EU Europe• EEX Europe ex Euro• EZ Euro Zone

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• BDS Bonds• CSH Cash• EQU Equities• EQ• (DAE)• Equities (Delta Adjusted Exposure)• MM Money Market• DER Derivatives• DEP Deposits• FRN Floating Rate Notes• ECP/CP• MF Mutual Funds• REST Real Estate• SWAP Swapped Paper• REPO Repo• CP Commercial Paper• GOVT Government Bonds• CORP Corporate Bonds

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Focus

January 2005

LIVING WITH THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT

The world economic activity is slowing down, forcing companies to find new sources of growth, which have in the

meantime become scarcer. Equity markets will maybe get more unstable due to these weaker prospects. In our opi-

nion, corporate earnings will be a key variable in 2005, as they were in 2004. This time however, their weak

growth will probably put a damper on equity returns.

Since the end of 2001, corporate earnings have been picking up significantly throughout the world. The rise of corpor-

ate earnings was particularly remarkable in the United States. From mid-2003 to the third quarter of 2004, US earnings

grew indeed more than 20% per quarter (year on year). This helped to support equity markets. The rise was so surprising

that analysts had to scale up their forecasts as published earnings were systematically much higher than what they had

expected. Since the first quarter of 2003, US corporate earnings have indeed been 5% higher than the forecasts of anal-

ysts, who had maybe erred on the side of caution after the difficult period of 2000-2001.

Why have corporate earnings grown so much in the United States for the past three years? Theoretically, several elements

have an impact on corporate profitability. On the one hand, the volume effect may contribute to earnings growth. This

amounts to assessing the impact of macroeconomic growth on the profitability of business activities. On the other hand,

the developments of the unit profit margin, i.e. the difference between the unit price and the unit costs, are also decisi-

ve in the quarterly variations.

Exceptional strength

The world economic context firmly improved after the significant slowdown in activity in 2000 and 2001. In the United

States, corporate sales rocketed. They grew at an outstanding pace in the first quarter of 2004 (+9% year on year) after

a drop in the third quarter of 2001 (-4% yoy). According to estimates, the higher volumes of activity thereby helped ear-

nings to grow about 40 billion dollars in 2003.

Yet the outstanding expansion of earnings in the past few years is not only attributable to the volume effect. It is also

due to the growth of profit margins. Chart 1 shows the variations of the different variables determining profit margins.

For clarity, we assume that the unit price is equal to 100. We thereby get a representation of the variations in the weight

of the different components according to this price. We can see that unit costs, and especially labour costs, rose swiftly

and hence squeezed profit margins as from the middle of the nineties. In order to make up for it, companies were forc-

ed to adjust their labour costs in 2001 in an extremely competitive global environment in which the possibilities of acting

on prices were very small (lack of pricing power). Thanks to these drastic cost-cutting measures, corporate earnings pic-

ked up again and were further helped by highly accommodative financial conditions (rate and tax cuts). In 2004, com-

panies continued to reinforce their margins as they regained pricing power (see chart 2).

Chart 1 – Variations in the profit margin and its components in the United States (weight of the differ-

ent components compared to a unit price of 100)

More modest in 2005…

Yet, the earnings growth prospects for next year seem quite modest. In 2005, the pace of earnings growth will probably

be closer to the long-term average (5% to 10% according to markets). Indeed, the global economic context will be less

favourable than in 2004. Consequently, the volume effects will be less significant. In 2005, the income generated by job

creation will have to be the main driver of economic growth in the major zones (United States, Japan and Euroland), but

their recovery is still fragile.

Non-wage costs will no longer decrease, as the drop of interest charges now belongs to the past. In 2005, central banks

will probably start or continue their tightening cycle at a gradual pace in order to ensure satisfactory growth. Financial

conditions will thus be less favourable and corporate spreads are now no longer likely to narrow.

As far as wage costs are concerned, companies have little room to manoeuvre. Indeed, significant cuts in wages are not

conceivable as it could jeopardise the recovery of consumption and hence harm the future profitability of companies. Yet

companies will be anxious to keep their payroll in check in 2005, but they won't adjust it as drastically as they did in

2001.

Eventually, the globalisation context leaves little if any room for companies to act on prices. In recovery phases, compa-

nies usually enjoy an increased price effect. The regained pricing power usually has a positive impact on corporate earn-

ings expectations (see chart 2). The conviction of analysts about earnings prospects firms up as expected price rises

increase. Yet, inflationary expectations will remain subdued in 2005, especially due to the high degree of competition.

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Chart 2 – Revisions of analysts1 and estimated pricing power of US companies

Companies will have difficulty generating as much earnings as in 2004. In the current phase of the world business cycle,

the earnings growth potential has become weaker. At this point in the cycle, analysts are usually more cautious in their

earnings forecasts. In this regard, the work of the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) enables to break down

the business cycle into four steps. During the starting phase (phase 1), analysts' expectations are strong as they expect

growth to continue into phase 2 (advanced phase of growth). Then, in anticipation of a turnaround in activity (phase 3),

they reduce their forecasts. Eventually, they gradually scale up their forecasts at the end of the economic slowdown phase

(phase 42). Analysts try thus to anticipate the business cycle.

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The current economic environment corresponds to phase 2: industrial production is gradually slowing down, leading indi-

cators are deteriorating, interest rates are picking up and the growth pace is still satisfactory, albeit less robust.

On equity markets, analysts have adopted the hypothesis that growth would be subdued and conditions would be less

favourable to companies (little hope that pricing power will recover and that costs will drop significantly). They have

consequently scaled down their earnings forecasts to a more realistic level than a few months ago. According to the

I/B/E/S consensus, analysts now expect earnings to grow 11% throughout the world in 2005 (against 14% in January

2004), 10% in the United States (against 15% in January 2004) and 15% in Euroland (against 15% in January 2004).

There should be less downward revisions from now on.

Yet we think that upward revisions are very unlikely given the lack of earnings drivers. A drop in commodity prices or a

greater-than-expected pricing power are certainly the factors that are the most likely to generate positive surprises. As

far as other determinants are concerned, we think that companies have little room to manoeuvre. Against such a back-

drop, we think that earnings growth will hover between 8% and 10% worldwide.

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Equities anyway

In this context, everything leads us to believe that equity returns will be moderate, all the more since interest rates willgradually rise. In other words, according to the behaviour of the variables in the table below, the risk premium – i.e. thedifference between the expected return of equities and the expected return of bonds – is thus narrowing. Furthermore,most market participants are convinced that growth will be modest. Given this consensus view, volatility has thus beco-me abnormally low, leaving little room for extreme positions in the portfolios.

Yet equities have not become unattractive for investors, since they are still expected to outperform the other types of

assets in 2005. Despite the expected drop of earnings and the gradual rise of interest rates, they will remain relatively

attractive as compared to bonds, whose prospects are harmed by the pressures on prices and the size of the deficits.

Anyway this is what our valuation models indicate. Indeed, they still give a slight preference to equities, with a premium

above the long-term average (3% in the United States). This type of technique, which was still relatively ineffective last

year, will become decisive again in the tactical asset allocation process in 2005. Indeed, the correlation between equities

and bonds is positive again (see chart 3). Since the early nineties, the correlation rate had actually tended to fall. The

correlation even became negative in 2001-2003, in other words the performances of both types of assets were going

opposite directions. The correlation rate between equity and bond performances is particularly sensitive to the macro-

economic environment, and especially the variations of inflationary expectations. Hence, correlation is typically negative

when uncertainties are at their climax, like for instance during the short crisis in 1987 or during the Great Depression in

the 30s (fear of a deflation). In such a context, it seems that investors attach the greatest importance to the cash flows

offered by those two types of assets. Given the economic uncertainties and the ensuing increase of the equity risk, inves-

tors, who are anxious to maintain their cash-flows in the medium run, prefer the return prospects of bonds (flight to qua-

lity). Now that correlation is back to normal, our valuation models have regained their predictive power. For the time

being, they indicate that equities are still relatively interesting. Besides, the equity risk premium is still a little more

attractive in Euroland than in the United States, where the premium is in line with its long-term average.

Table – Probable variations of earnings expectations, interest rates and equity markets according to the economic cycle

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Chart 3 - Correlations between equities and bonds (1 year)

Back to regions

With the increased synchronisation of the world economy, local economies became very interdependent. As from the

middle of the nineties (see chart 4), the globalisation on equity markets led to a similarity in the performances of the

United States, Europe and the rest of the world (except Japan). As a result, the idea developed that regional allocation

was no longer useful. Indeed, the regional segmentation of equity markets gave way in less than a decade under the

impulse of the new economy, the desintermediation of financial markets and the strong economic integration process in

Euroland. Yet, with the bursting of the bubble at the end of the decade, the links between the geographical zones slac-

kened off for a while, especially in Euroland (see chart 4). The regional interdependence process seemed to have regai-

ned importance with the rebound on equity markets in 2003.

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Conversely, sector allocation became very popular in the nineties (see chart 5 for Euroland). Indeed, after the bursting

of the speculative bubble, the logic was very much sector-based : the performances of sectors became gradually less cor-

related to those of their local market (blue curb), proving that sectors were becoming less dependent on local conditions.

Furthermore, the American and European indices increasingly tended to move in line with their global equivalent (green

curb). Now with the uncertainties of the economic slowdown, sector rotation has become less important. The correlations

between the performances of sectors and the performances of the local index have become much stronger. This leads us

to believe that investors looking for earnings growth and return attach more importance to regional specificities in per-

iods of economic slowdown.

In this context, we see an interest in regional allocation again. Our preference goes to Euroland, who seems to be attrac-

tive in terms of valuations and whose consumption potential seems more important. Europe is less advanced than the

United States in the economic cycle and its relative growth is stronger than in the US. Even though its future economic

growth is very dependent on a recovery on the labour market, Euroland is currently catching up with the United States

in terms of productivity gains and business capital spending. Consequently, European stock markets will probably conti-

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Changes in asset allocation

We do not think that investors should turn away from equities because expected returns have decreased. First of all, these modest fore-

casts do not rule out the possibility of tactical moves within the portfolios in the course of the year, as markets will undoubtedly be more

volatile than now (volatility has reached a lowest this year). These tactical moves can be achieved through stock picking because, despi-

te the general downtrend in earnings, the situation will vary from one company to another. Those who will have the possibility to pay out

a part of their profits to their shareholders will be in favour with investors. The distribution of a dividend is indeed considered as a proof

that the company is healthy. Similarly, those who will still have some pricing power will be better perceived on the back of better ear-

nings prospects.

As a result, investors will eventually have to reconsider the mains lines of their investment policy if they want to get the same returns as

in the past. This search for the optimal asset allocation, also called strategic allocation (i.e. considering the level of the investor's risk

aversion, the length of his investment...) has however been sometimes disregarded in the heydays of stock markets as investors were

trying to get the best returns without taking into account the related risk. After the good performances last year and early this year, inves-

tors must now be aware that they will have to take a little more risks if they want to get the same return as in the past five years.

Chart 6 shows the risk/return ratios for our Sicav products as well as our five Sicav model3 portfolios ("secure", "moderated", "balan-

ced", "active" and "dynamic"). A portfolio balanced between equities and bonds ("balanced" profile) is, for instance, likely to yield an

annual return of 5.7%, with a risk of 9.3% per year. If the investor wants to get at least this return, he will have to take an additional

risk and add more profitable and hence more risky products (upper right in chart 7) to his portfolio. But this change in strategy also

implies a longer investment horizon. In a balanced portfolio, the investor can reduce the probability of a negative performance by 26%

in the first year, to 2% in the second year and 0% in the fifth year. In a dynamic portfolio (fully invested in equities), the investment hori-

zon must definitely be longer because the risk of a negative performance is respectively 35%, 11% and 2% in the first, third and fifth

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3 Several types of Sicav portfolios are proposed to our clients according to their strategic profile (risk profile) : the secure portfolio is fully invested in bond products; the moderated portfolio ismade of 25% equities and 75% bond products; the balanced portfolio is balanced between the two types of assets; the active portfolio is made of 75% equity products and 25% bond pro-ducts ; finally, the dynamic portfolio is made of 100% equity Sicavs.

Chart 6 – Risk and return of ING products and our model portfolios

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ING (L) Invest NewTechnology Leaders

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ING (L) Invest NasdaqING (L) Invest ComputerTechnologies

ING (L) Invest Biotechnology

ING (L) Invest European TelecomING (L) Invest LatinAmerica

ING (L) Invest Greater China

ING (L) Invest Japanese Small & Mid Caps ING (L)Invest EmergingEurope

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Fourth Quarter 2004

SUMMARY

1. Review financial markets

• The US economy continued to grow above trend, regaining traction following a weaker summer period. In Japan,

domestic consumption maintained its upward momentum. Economic growth in the Eurozone was held back by slowing

export growth and the rapid appreciation of the euro versus the US dollar. However, this seems to be a temporary phe-

nomenon;

• Global equity markets were indecisive in October. But sentiment subsequently turned more positive, due to lower oil

prices, steady employment growth in the US and political certainty following the re-election of President Bush. The

weaker US dollar and yen versus the euro limited the total return in global equities for Eurozone investors consider-

ably;

• Measured in euro, Eurozone equities showed the strongest regional performance, followed by the emerging markets.

Underperformers were the US and Japan;

• Total returns on the Eurozone fixed income markets declined considerably as a result of the stronger euro (and the

ensuing reduction of growth forecasts).

2. Investment policy

• Regional equity allocation: maintained overweights in Europe and Japan, underweight in the US and neutral stance in

the emerging markets;

• In your balanced portfolio (equities/fixed income), we raised equities (versus bonds) from neutral to slightly overweight

at the beginning of December;

• In your fixed income portfolio, we maintained a neutral duration position;

• We maintained our neutral stance in corporate credits and we continued to overweight Asset Backed Securities (ABS),

EMD Hard Currency, EMD Local Currency and High Yield;

• Sectorial equity allocation: we added some cyclical accents on valuation grounds, but on balance we maintained a

defensive stance in the portfolio).

3. Outlook

• Following several quarters with favourable earnings reports, companies now face higher input costs (e.g. fuel, raw

materials, wages). We express caution in our earnings forecasts, as most companies cannot pass these higher costs on

to their clients;

QUARTERLY REPORT

• In our cautious forecasts, we also discounted structural risks such as imbalances in the US economy, relatively high oil

prices and (decreasing) uncertainties regarding the Chinese economy. Eurozone companies will have to lower their

earnings forecasts due to the stronger euro.

• We foresee modest upside potential for global equities in 2005. We continue to believe that companies with stable

earnings growth and relatively secure dividend yields will offer the best chances for outperformance;

• A beneficial circumstance is that the central banks will continue to pursue a loose monetary policy. The Federal Reserve

will maintain its ‘measured’ pace of rate hikes towards normalised interest rate levels. In our base scenario, we expect

the official Fed funds rate will stand at 3.50% (+125 basis points) by the end of 2005. Our base scenario does not

assume any rate hike in the Eurozone before the second quarter of 2005 and expects the first tightening by the Bank

of Japan in 2006.

ECONOMY

Summary

The global economy continued to demonstrate decent levels of growth during the final quarter of 2004. Higher-than-

expected US growth counterbalanced a weaker picture in the Eurozone. Investors focused on the rapid decline of the dol-

lar versus the euro. The risks of a Chinese hard landing decreased.

For the coming months we forecast slightly weaker, but sustained global economic growth. As major risks we continue

to highlight the imbalances in the US economy, currency movements, the direction of the oil price and the ‘China’ fac-

tor.

Review

After some weaker summer months, the US economy rebounded more strongly than expected. Growth returned to a level

above the long-term trend. Consumer spending rebounded, helped by a pick-up in employment. It should be noted, how-

ever, that the imbalances in the economy continued to mount. The current account deficit, for example, reached an all-

time high, while the savings ratio touched an all-time low.

In the Eurozone, economic growth slowed to levels below the long-term trend. The rapid appreciation of the euro ver-

sus the dollar translated into downward revisions for export growth. Although the European Central Bank is still very

hawkish about inflation risks, the higher euro has somewhat eased the upward pressure on inflation.

The growth of the Japanese economy slowed, but the underlying picture was still relatively strong. For that matter, the

economic data of the last few months have been distorted by a sequence of unusual weather conditions and natural dis-

asters in Japan and therefore they are not very reliable. Export growth was stable, while the domestic conditions con-

tinued to improve. In this respect, consumer spending firmed and deflation continued to decline.

Outlook

The slowdown of US economic growth in 2004 is no cause for concern, as it succeeds the strongest period of growth of

the last 20 years. However, the imbalances in the US economy will have to be corrected at some point in time. If employ-

ment – along with income growth – will continue to recover, this correction could be a gradual process. For 2005, we

forecast the US economy will grow by over 3%.

The recent slowdown of Eurozone economic growth was probably temporary. Given the slower-than-expected recovery

of employment and the stronger euro we do not expect the Eurozone economy to grow above trend before mid-2005.

The strong cyclical recovery in Japan offers the country a major opportunity to realise more sustained economic growth

without deflation. We forecast an ongoing recovery of the labour market and of consumer confidence. However, there are

still risks that Japan will revert to a situation of deflation

Economic forecasts

2003 2004 E 2005 E

United States

Growth gross domestic product (%) 3.1 4.5 3.2

Rate of inflation (%) 2.3 2.6 2.5

Eurozone


Rate of inflation (%) 2.0 2.1 1.9

Japan


Rate of inflation (%) -0.2 0.0 0.5

Source: ING IM / January 2005

FIXED INCOME MARKETS

Summary

Against the background of resilient US economic growth and a slowdown in the Eurozone, the bond yields in the US and

Europe decoupled. Long term bond yields edged up in the US, but declined in the Eurozone. The decline in the Eurozone

was partly triggered by the rapid appreciation of the euro versus the dollar. Assuming a decent growth rate for the glob-

al economy in 2005, we anticipate slightly higher bond yields from the current levels.

Review

During the past quarter, the US 10-year bond yield rose by approximately 20 basis points. Favourable macro economic

data were a key factor here.

The Federal Reserve maintained its policy towards ‘normalised’ interest rates. In November and December, the Fed funds

rate was raised by 25 basis points to 2.25%.

Contrary to the bond yield movements in the US, Eurozone bond yields declined considerably in response to weaker eco-

nomic data. The rapid appreciation of the euro triggered fresh doubts regarding the economic prospects, and these also

depressed the long-term bond yield. Strikingly, this caused Eurozone bond yields to decouple from US bond yields, which

had been highly correlated until the last quarter of 2004. The European Central Bank maintained a hawkish view regard-

ing inflation risks and did not adjust interest rates. For that matter, inflation risks have diminished as a result of the

stronger euro.

The Bank of Japan maintained its loose monetary policy. The Japanese 10-year bond yield was on balance more or less

unchanged compared to the start of the quarter.

OUTLOOK FIXED INCOME MARKETS

We envisage moderate economic growth for the United States. We expect that the economy can continue to grow at

a decent pace, supported by lower oil prices, favourable financial conditions and improving domestic demand. We

expect that the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates by at least 125 basis points to 3.50% in 2005. From

the current levels, we envisage slightly higher long-term bond yields.

In 2005, we expect that economic growth in the Eurozone will gradually rebound following the current slowdown. The

European Central Bank will maintain a hawkish view regarding inflation risks. We expect inflation to increase only mod-

estly and therefore we do not envisage higher interest rates before the second quarter of 2005. We forecast short-term

interest rates will be raised by a total 75 basis points to 2.75% by the end of 2005. We also anticipate slightly higher

long-term bond yields here.

Clearly the risks have diminished that the Japanese economy will revert to a phase of deflation. But these risks have

not fully disappeared either. Therefore, we do not envisage higher interest rates in Japan before 2006. In Japan, we

anticipate stable long-term bond yields for the short term.

EQUITY MARKETS

Summary

Global equity markets hesitated in October. But sentiment subsequently turned more positive again, boosted by lower oil

prices, decent employment growth in the US and political certainty following the re-election of US President Bush. Ample

liquidity and mounting merger and acquisition activity were also supportive.

The weaker US dollar and yen versus the euro limited the total return in global equities for Eurozone investors signifi-

cantly.

We maintained a defensive stance in the portfolios, while adding some cyclical accents on valuation grounds. In this

respect, we raised our position in information technology.

For 2005, we envisage limited (5-10%) upside potential for equities. We maintain our defensive stance and continue to

favour companies with stable growth and above average dividend yields.

THE REGIONAL FUNDS

Review / Global market developments

Global equity markets hesitated in October. But sentiment subsequently turned more positive again, boosted by lower oil

prices, decent employment growth in the US and political certainty following the re-election of US President Bush. The

upward trend was supported by ongoing loose monetary policy by the central banks, ample liquidity amongst investors

and mounting merger and acquisition activity.

The significant appreciation of the euro versus the US dollar and the yen limited the total return in global equities for

Eurozone investors considerably.

Global sectors

Amongst the defensive sectors, telecom services and utilities outperformed. Amongst the cyclical and growth sectors,

basic materials and information technology clearly outpaced the benchmark average. Health care and insurance were dis-

tinct laggards.

In the health care sector, the side effects of medicines (e.g. from US Merck) triggered concerns about the quality of the

pharmaceutical ‘pipeline’ (new medicines under development) of some pharmaceutical producers. Investors were also

worried about the safety of medicines and about the fall-out from an avalanche of lawsuits.

United States

The market was indecisive in October, but subsequently sentiment improved due to factors mentioned before (lower oil

prices, decent employment growth, political clarity following the re-election of US President Bush). The upward trend was

supported by ample liquidities amongst investors. In addition, corporate America (which has significantly improved its

balance sheet ratios in recent years) used its ample cash reserves to finance acquisitions, notably in the sectors infor-

mation technology and telecom services.

Leading indices like the Standard & Poor’s 500 and Nasdaq hit 3-1/2 year highs in December.

Europe

European equities maintained their upward trend, boosted by lower oil prices, favourable quarterly reports and lower

bond yields. The positive sentiment was not dented by the stronger euro, which triggered profit warnings. Ample cash

reserves amongst investors and mounting merger and acquisition activity also supported the upward trend.

Japan

Over the first half of the fiscal year (April to September), Japanese companies produced favourable corporate earnings

reports in line with expectations. The only exception was the information technology sector. Nevertheless, Japan contin-

ued to lag, while being struck by earthquakes and typhoons. But the underperformance was not as severe as during the

third quarter. Following very strong macro data during the first half of the calendar year, the market had to digest sev-

eral less favourable numbers (e.g. industrial production) along with a stronger yen versus the dollar. Against this back-

ground, domestic investors (which still showed little appetite for equities) were not tempted to increase their holdings.

Foreign investors continued to operate on the buy-side.

Various confidence indicators showed the domestic economy continued to recover. As a consequence, local sectors like

the financials clearly outperformed export related sectors.

Developed Asia Pacific

These equity markets developed favourably, boosted by a positive development of domestic demand and lower oil prices.

Emerging markets

The emerging markets continued their upward trend, benefiting from a more positive sentiment for global equities.

In spite of relatively low valuations, Asia lagged on balance during the quarter. Taiwan, one of the most attractive region-

al markets in valuation terms, was unable to benefit from its upgrading in the global MSCI-index of emerging markets.

Thailand suffered from political unrest in a southern region and several other markets (China, India) had to digest rate

hikes. The best performers were the smaller markets of Indonesia and the Philippines.

In the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region, the ten Eastern European countries continued to benefit from their

new status as member of the European Union (EU). The Turkish market clearly anticipated a formal EU approval allowing

Turkey to negotiate its admission to the EU next year. After the approval had been received on 17 December, Turkish equi-

ties continued to rally, boosted by interest rate cuts. Russia lagged due to lower oil and gas prices and the gradual dis-

mantlement of oil giant Yukos.

Latin America continued to perform favourably, helped by high commodity prices and positive earnings developments in

Brazil.

OUTLOOK EQUITY MARKETS

Following major cost programs, companies have produced historically elevated profits. However, the number of positive

earnings surprises should gradually decline now, as companies will face higher input costs (e.g. labour, fuel and raw

material costs) which they can not pass on (partly nor fully). For companies in the Eurozone, the stronger euro will trig-

ger lower earnings forecasts. This all explains our caution regarding the earnings prospects for 2005.

The risks regarding corporate earnings are counterbalanced by a number of positive factors. In this respect we highlight

the moderate development of the global economy, the accommodative monetary policy by the central banks and low

interest rates. In addition, supportive factors for sentiment include the ample liquidities amongst investors and compa-

nies. In recent months, these liquid assets have already triggered a growing (price boosting) merger and acquisition

activity (M & A). We expect this trend to continue into 2005.

On balance, we express cautious optimism regarding global equities, which we expect to produce an average total return

in line with forecast earnings growth of 5-10% in 2005. Accordingly, we continue to favour companies with stable

growth and attractive dividend yields.

For US and European equities, we forecast an average 5-10% earnings growth for 2005.

In Japan, the forecast earnings growth slowdown next year, triggered in part by slower export growth and the stronger

yen versus the euro, has largely been discounted in the current prices. This should offer some upside potential now that

domestic consumption is rebounding. For the fiscal year 2004/2005, we anticipate an average 20-25% earnings growth.

For 2005/2006 we forecast earnings growth to decelerate to about 5%.

Following the second-half rally, the emerging markets will face more difficulties maintaining the positive momentum, also

because the anticipated slowdown of the global economy will translate into slower export growth. Nevertheless, the

emerging markets still offer interesting investment opportunities in view its attractive valuations and ongoing strong

domestic demand.

ASSET ALLOCATION (equities / f ixed income)

Summary

In October and November, we maintained our neutral stance regarding equities and fixed income. Early December, we

decided to raise equities to a modest overweight versus fixed income as our models indicated that equities should out-

perform bonds.

The concerns about the imbalances in the US economy (current account deficit, low savings ratio) mounted. In addition,

US economic growth slowed down during the second half of the year. It should be noted, however, that this slowdown

occurred at historically elevated levels and growth was maintained at fair levels. This is confirmed by the most recent

data. In fact, the US economy seems to have regained impetus in December. Consumer spending and investments sta-

bilised at high levels. Nevertheless, a slowdown of corporate earnings growth should be inevitable in 2005, due to high-

er wages and higher fuel and raw material costs. Companies cannot entirely pass on these costs to their clients.

In the Eurozone, economic growth was slightly below trend during the third quarter. This was caused by a slowdown in

exports and consumer spending. The stronger euro and weaker jobs market imply that a higher growth rate should not

be expected in the first half of 2005. Nevertheless, we do expect the European economy to regain traction in the second

half of 2005, boosted by accelerating domestic demand.

Our decision to raise equities from neutral to slightly overweight at the start of December, should be seen in the follow-

ing context.

Early October, fundamental analysis produced a neutral signal for equities, but this signal turned to positive in the sub-

sequent months. In December, a number of market analyses also turned positive. The price momentum analysis entered

positive territory early November, while the earnings valuation analysis has produced a positive signal during the entire

quarter. The bond yield momentum, another market analysis, produced a negative signal during the quarter.

In view of our analyses and given the diminishing uncertainties in the market (in response to lower oil prices, re-election

President Bush, signs of soft landing in China), we decided to raise equities to a modest overweight at the start of

December. Our analyses indicate that equities should outperform bonds in the coming months.

Performance dei mercati azionari 2004

Performance dei mercati obbligazionari 2004

Evolutione dei tasso di cambio 2004

10/1/05

J F M A M J J A S O N D3.40

3.60

3.80

4.00

4.20

4.40

4.60

4.80

5.00

1.10

1.20

1.30

1.40

1.50

1.60

1.70

1.80

1.90

US TREAS.BENCHMARK BOND 10 YR (DS) - RED. YIELDJAPAN BENCHMARK BOND -RYLD.10 YR (DS) - RED. YIELD(R.H.SCALE)EURO BENCHMARK BOND (SYNTHETIC) - RED. YIELD

10/1/05

J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D1.00

1.05

1.10

1.15

1.20

1.25

1.30

1.35

1.40

124

126

128

130

132

134

136

138

140

142

JAPANESE YEN TO EURO (WMR) - EXCHANGE RATE(R.H.SCALE)US $ TO EURO (WMR) - EXCHANGE RATE

10/1/05

J F M A M J J A S O N D95

100

105

110

115

120

125

MSCI EUROPE U$ - PRICE INDEX (~E )MSCI JAPAN U$ - PRICE INDEX (~E )MSCI USA - PRICE INDEX (~E )

Currency Trend 2004

Development on Bond Markets 2004

Development on Equity Marquets 2004

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Fund Name Page

Table of Contents

Fund Focus

World

Core

Equity Funds

20ING (L) Invest World

21ING (L) Invest Global Brands

Europe22ING (L) Invest EMU Equity

23ING (L) Invest European Equity

24ING (L) Invest European Sector Allocation

25ING (L) Invest European Small Caps

United States26ING (L) Invest Nasdaq

27ING (L) Invest US (Enhanced Core Concentrated)

Japan28ING (L) Invest Japan

29ING (L) Invest Japanese Small & Mid Caps

Emerging30ING (L) Invest Emerging Europe

31ING (L) Invest Emerging Markets

32ING (L) Invest Latin America

33ING (L) Invest New Asia

Asia34ING (L) Invest Greater China

World

Sector

35ING (L) Invest Banking & Insurance

36ING (L) Invest Biotechnology

37ING (L) Invest Computer Technologies

38ING (L) Invest Consumer Goods

39ING (L) Invest Energy

40ING (L) Invest Food & Beverages

41ING (L) Invest Health Care

42ING (L) Invest Industrials

43ING (L) Invest IT

44ING (L) Invest Materials

45ING (L) Invest Telecom

46ING (L) Invest Utilities

Europe47ING (L) Invest European Banking & Insurance

48ING (L) Invest European Consumer Goods

49ING (L) Invest European Food & Beverages

50ING (L) Invest European Health Care

51ING (L) Invest European IT

52ING (L) Invest European Materials

53ING (L) Invest European Real Estate

54ING (L) Invest European Telecom

Fund Name Page

Theme

55ING (L) Invest European New Offerings

56ING (L) Invest New Technology Leaders

57ING (L) Invest Prestige & Luxe

Socially Responsible Investments

58ING (L) Invest Sustainable Growth

Style - Value Funds

59ING (L) Invest Euro High Dividend

60ING (L) Invest Global High Dividend

61ING (L) Invest Europe Growth Fund

62ING (L) Invest Europe High Dividend

Balanced Funds

63ING (L) Patrimonial Aggressive

64ING (L) Patrimonial Balanced

65ING (L) Patrimonial Defensive

66ING (L) Patrimonial Euro

Capital Preservation Funds

67ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Euro

68ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Euro II

69ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Eurotop 100

70ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Japan

71ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund US (EUR)

72ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund US (USD)

73ING Index Linked Fund Protected Mix 70



Bond Funds

76ING (L) Renta Fund Asian Debt

77ING (L) Renta Fund Corporate USD

78ING (L) Renta Fund Dollar

79ING (L) Renta Fund EMD Hard Currency

80ING (L) Renta Fund EMD Local Currency

81ING (L) Renta Fund Euro

82ING (L) Renta Fund Eurocredit

83ING (L) Renta Fund Euromix Bond

84ING (L) Renta Fund Global High Yield

85ING (L) Renta Fund International

86ING (L) Renta Fund World

87ING (L) Renta Fund Yen

Glossary

Fund Overview

20

ING (L) InvestWorld

Equity Fund

LU0119219730CapitalisationP Shares

ISIN Code:INGLWDP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119219730.LUFReuters Code:94698Sicovam Code:1163252Telekurs Code:

LU0121207616CapitalisationX Shares

INGLWDX LX EquityLU0121207616.LUF948051253205

Performance as at 31/12/04 Legal Disclaimer

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P Shares Capitalisation / EUR

Fund Breakdown

Investment Objective and Policy

The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any country in the world. The portfolio is activelymanaged relative to its benchmark, the MSCI AC World Index.

Geographical Allocation

US46.65%

GB11.97%

JP 7.23%

FR 6.34% CH

4.15%DE

3.94%ES

3.51%

IT 3.17%

OTR13.03%

Sector Allocation

FIN25.14%

CDI10.40%

HC10.39%

IT 9.88%

TEL 9.10%

IND 8.61%

ENR 8.60%

CST 8.54%

UTI 5.77%

MAT 3.40%

UND 0.16%

Key Figures & Statistics

S&P IM Fd EQ Global (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:

Latest Month's End NAV:

1 Year 3 Years

31/12/93

EUR 126.25

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared

Annual Information RatioAnnual Tracking Error (%)

-2.75

0.97

0.99

-1.431.72

-3.18

1.02

0.94

-2.221.37

Average Annual Return (%)

Annual Volatility (%)

Annual Sharpe Ratio

2.15

5.38

0.01

5.38

5.09

0.64

-10.69

16.07

-0.80

-8.42

16.48

-0.64

Fund Bench. Fund Bench.

Total Net Assets of the Fund (Mln): EUR 124.95

Calendar Year Performance in EUR

Cumulative Performance in EUR

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD

3 Months 6 Months 1 Year 3 Years 5 Years2 Years

Sector* 49.79 -6.12 -14.17 -31.80 9.76 4.87Index 44.58 -8.13 -13.35 -33.02 8.83 5.38

Fund 47.66 -12.28 -15.82 -34.20 5.99 2.15

Sector* 2.55 -0.71 4.87 -21.49 -36.7415.10Index 2.21 -0.86 5.38 -23.18 -38.8514.68Fund 2.01 -1.17 2.15 -28.76 -47.408.27

All data as at 31/12/04 and concern P Shares Capitalisation

Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 General Electric Co Industrials 1.752 Citigroup Inc Financials 1.67

3 Microsoft Corp Information Technology 1.58

4 Shell Transprt&tradng Co Plc Energy 1.435 Jpmorgan Chase & Co Financials 1.30

6 Glaxosmithkline Plc Healthcare 1.27

7 Bank Of America Corp Financials 1.26

8 Cvs Corp Consumer Staples 1.139 Johnson & Johnson Healthcare 1.08

10 Total Sa Energy 1.07

Company Name Main Business %

CDI: Consumer Discretionary / DIV: Diversified / ENR: Energy / FIN: Financials / HC: HealthCare / IND: Industrials / IT: Information Technology / MAT: Materials / CST: Consumer Staples / OTR: Others / TEL:Telecoms / UND: Undefined / UTI: Utilities

11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

50

ING (L) Invest World Index

Sector*

* Standard & Poor's Fund Services

21

ING (L) InvestGlobal Brands

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLGBP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119208295.LUFReuters Code:94719Sicovam Code:1164034Telekurs Code:


INGLGBC LX EquityLU0121193303.LUF948681165618




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies with brands thathave strong market positions on a global level. The sub-fund'sbenchmark is the MSCI World. The sub-fund does not hedge thecurrency risk.


US52.71%

GB 9.09%

NL 8.70% KR

6.30%FR

6.20%PA

5.60%

DE 3.04%

FI 2.59%

JP 2.54%

ES 2.18%

CH 1.07%

Sector Allocation

CDI28.59%

CST22.97%

IT16.21%

FIN13.38%

ENR 8.19%

HC 4.48%

UND 2.66%

TEL 2.50%

IND 1.02%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

15/06/98

EUR 244.30

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.30

0.96

0.93

0.154.58

-5.26

1.37

0.83

-0.983.74



Annual Sharpe Ratio

0.80

7.71

-0.17

4.71

5.15

0.50

-8.07

16.47

-0.62

-8.61

16.47

-0.65





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 49.79 -6.12 -14.17 -31.80 9.76 4.87Index 44.25 -8.13 -13.35 -33.02 8.83 4.71

Fund 43.13 -7.42 -7.89 -29.25 8.92 0.80



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Carnival Corp Consumer Discretionary 5.612 Citigroup Inc Financials 5.23


4 Intl Game Technology Consumer Discretionary 4.625 Royal Dutch Petroleum Energy 4.61

6 Johnson & Johnson Healthcare 4.49

7 Colgate-palmolive Co Consumer Staples 4.16

8 Viacom Inc-cl B Consumer Discretionary 4.139 Ing Groep Nv-cva Financials 4.11

10 Samsung Electronics-gdr Regs Information Technology 3.65



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

ING (L) Invest Global Brands Index

Sector*


22

ING (L) InvestEMU Equity

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGEMQA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0095527585.LUFReuters Code:2016Sicovam Code:470424Telekurs Code:


INGEMXC LX EquityLU0113307978.LUF20151360373




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any member state of the EMU. The sub-fundbenchmark is the MSCI EMU Index.


FR28.33%DE

18.46%

NL16.47%

IT11.54%

ES10.76%

BE 3.82%

IE 3.47%

FI 2.46%

OTR 4.69%

Sector Allocation

FIN29.83%TEL

16.17%

ENR13.71%

UTI11.16% CST

6.80%CDI

6.69%

IT 4.43%

IND 3.97%

HC 3.70%

MAT 3.54%


S&P IM Fd EQ Euroland (NX) EUR3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

17/03/99

EUR 97.06

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.05

1.02

0.99

-0.061.89

0.97

0.96

0.97

0.411.52



Annual Sharpe Ratio

10.81

7.96

1.09

10.13

8.10

0.99

-5.86

22.10

-0.36

-5.73

21.59

-0.36





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - -2.01 -19.88 -33.69 16.62 10.55Index 34.46 -1.21 -19.65 -34.64 16.38 10.13

Fund - 3.34 -17.46 -35.92 17.51 10.81

Sector* 7.31 5.47 10.55 -14.51 -32.8828.92Index 8.37 6.11 10.13 -16.23 -33.5028.17Fund 8.40 6.05 10.81 -16.56 -28.8330.21


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Royal Dutch Petroleum Energy 5.352 Total Sa Energy 5.21

3 Sanofi-aventis Healthcare 2.92

4 Deutsche Telekom Ag-reg Telecoms 2.915 Ing Groep Nv-cva Financials 2.84

6 Telefonica S.a. Telecoms 2.59

7 Siemens Ag-reg Industrials 2.58

8 Bnp Paribas Financials 2.529 France Telecom Sa Telecoms 2.36

10 Deutsche Bank Ag -reg Financials 2.07



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

ING (L) Invest EMU Equity Index

Sector*


23

ING (L) InvestEuropean Equity

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGIEEA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0082087510.LUFReuters Code:94992Sicovam Code:791274Telekurs Code:


INGIEEX LX EquityLU0113304017.LUF949931360389




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any industrialised European country. The sub-fundmainly invests in large caps characterised by a high degree of turnoverand liquidity and consist of a large group of leading multinationalswith diversified activities. The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCIEurope Index.


GB31.09%FR

17.38%

DE10.92%

CH 9.14% NL

6.77%ES

5.97%

IT 5.96%

IE 2.37%

OTR10.40%

Sector Allocation

FIN30.72%

TEL13.61%

ENR12.10%

CST 9.79% HC

9.41%UTI

8.58%

IND 4.96%

CDI 4.56%

MAT 3.59%

IT 2.67%


S&P IM Fd EQ Europe (NX) XDM3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

10/11/97

EUR 32.85

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.17

1.04

0.99

-0.111.63

0.47

0.98

0.97

0.331.00



Annual Sharpe Ratio

9.72

6.19

1.23

9.36

6.20

1.17

-6.02

18.83

-0.43

-5.85

17.97

-0.44





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 40.24 -1.68 -18.07 -31.11 13.08 9.77Index 33.43 -2.87 -17.33 -31.94 12.14 9.36

Fund 37.27 1.33 -16.50 -33.58 13.88 9.72



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Shell Transprt&tradng Co Plc Energy 3.942 Vodafone Group Plc Telecoms 3.44


4 Hsbc Holdings Plc Financials 3.225 Glaxosmithkline Plc Healthcare 2.74

6 Bp Plc Energy 2.65

7 Royal Bank Of Scotland Group Financials 2.37

8 Ubs Ag-registered Financials 2.019 Deutsche Telekom Ag-reg Telecoms 1.93

10 Novartis Ag-reg Shs Healthcare 1.85



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

ING (L) Invest European Equity Index

Sector*


24

ING (L) InvestEuropean Sector Allocation

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLEAP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119205788.LUFReuters Code:94733Sicovam Code:1163630Telekurs Code:


INGLEAC LX EquityLU0121190895.LUF949111165368




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country through an active Europeansector allocation strategy. The portfolio is actively managed relative tothe MSCI Europe Index. The sub-fund does not hedge the currencyrisk.


GB36.73%

FR16.28%

CH10.69%

DE10.14%

NL 6.88%

ES 5.99%

IT 5.22%

SE 2.28%

OTR 5.79%

Sector Allocation

FIN30.13%

ENR12.61%

CST10.15%

CDI 9.67%

TEL 9.49% HC

9.21%

UTI 5.82%

MAT 5.10%

IND 4.54%

IT 3.29%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

09/05/99

EUR 178.81

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.82

1.02

0.99

-0.521.81

0.57

0.94

0.95

0.021.30



Annual Sharpe Ratio

9.38

5.96

1.22

9.36

6.20

1.17

-6.88

18.32

-0.49

-5.97

17.91

-0.45





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 40.24 -1.68 -18.07 -31.11 13.08 9.77Index 33.26 -3.55 -16.94 -32.21 12.14 9.36

Fund - -5.02 -23.76 -33.37 10.79 9.38



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Bp Plc Energy 3.762 Hsbc Holdings Plc Financials 3.10

3 Vodafone Group Plc Telecoms 2.86

4 Total Sa Energy 2.435 Glaxosmithkline Plc Healthcare 2.34

6 Royal Dutch Petroleum Energy 2.20


8 Nestle Sa-registered Consumer Staples 1.909 Royal Bank Of Scotland Group Financials 1.87

10 Ubs Ag-registered Financials 1.67



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

50

ING (L) Invest European Sector Allocation Index

Sector*


25

ING (L) InvestEuropean Small Caps

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGESCC LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0108284653.LUFReuters Code:94994Sicovam Code:1061131Telekurs Code:


INGESCX LX EquityLU0113311574.LUF949951102582




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by small and medium-sizedcompanies incorporated, quoted or traded on any European stockexchange. Most of these companies have a market capitalisation ofless than € 5.0 billion. The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCIEuropean Small Caps Index usd. Historical information prior to thisfund's launch date refers to ING Bank European Small Cap Fonds, itsequivalent Dutch-domiciled version.


FR19.38%

GB16.89%

SE10.60%

IE10.31%

NL 9.04%

BE 6.52%

ES 4.86%

IT 4.60%

GR 3.92%

DE 3.58%

CH 3.16%

OTR 7.14%

Sector Allocation

CDI23.79%

IT20.49%

IND17.39%

HC10.55% CST

8.79%

UTI 6.86%

FIN 5.96%

TEL 3.44%

OTR 2.72%


S&P IM Fd Sm Cos Europe (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

21/02/00

EUR 14.87

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-9.06

1.14

0.92

-1.217.12

-4.09

0.91

0.88

-1.413.96



Annual Sharpe Ratio

13.60

11.35

1.01

20.42

11.71

1.56

-3.81

21.63

-0.27

5.50

18.21

0.19





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 82.86 0.75 -29.34 -33.68 29.82 19.16Index 42.50 -6.79 -18.20 -26.49 32.66 20.42

Fund - - -28.62 -41.77 34.53 13.60

Sector* 8.81 6.01 19.16 2.59 -26.9754.69Index 9.88 7.42 20.42 17.43 -10.4659.75Fund 10.23 5.99 13.60 -11.01 -52.83


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Generale De Sante Healthcare 2.812 Kingspan Group Plc Industrials 2.61

3 Mobistar Sa Telecoms 2.46

4 Medidep Healthcare 2.455 Piraeus Bank S.a. Financials 2.23

6 Enterprise Inns Plc Consumer Discretionary 2.10

7 T&f Informa Plc Consumer Discretionary 2.08

8 Sr Teleperformance(ex Rochef Consumer Discretionary 2.079 Neopost Sa Information Technology 1.93

10 Eniro Ab Consumer Discretionary 1.87



02/00 08/00 02/01 08/01 02/02 08/02 02/03 08/03 02/04 08/04

110

100

90

80

70

60

50

40

ING (L) Invest European Small Caps Index

Sector*


26

ING (L) InvestNasdaq

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLNDP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119213295.LUFReuters Code:94714Sicovam Code:1164222Telekurs Code:


INGLNDC LX EquityLU0121201411.LUF948531164292



P Shares Capitalisation / USD

Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies quoted on theNasdaq stock market. The sub-fund is actively managed relative to theNasdaq 100 Index. The sub-fund is fully invested, and it does nothedge the currency risk.

Sector Allocation

IT58.02%

CDI17.94%

HC12.53%

TEL 4.61%

IND 3.97%

CST 2.35%

MAT 0.60%


S&P IM Fd SC TMT USA (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

19/10/98

USD 621.29

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.95

1.00

1.00

-0.901.06

-0.24

0.99

1.00

-0.440.70



Annual Sharpe Ratio

10.09

14.07

0.57

10.44

14.17

0.59

-0.04

25.55

-0.08

0.92

25.60

-0.05


Total Net Assets of the Fund (Mln): USD 68.55

Calendar Year Performance in USD

Cumulative Performance in USD

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 111.13 -32.77 -40.51 -39.88 46.50 3.29Index 100.63 -36.43 -32.65 -37.58 49.12 10.44

Fund 107.83 -34.83 -36.61 -37.82 45.91 10.09

Sector* 14.53 3.79 3.29 -9.03 -63.6151.33Index 14.75 6.89 10.44 2.79 -55.9964.69Fund 14.47 6.85 10.09 -0.12 -58.7460.64


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Cisco Systems Inc Information Technology 6.842 Microsoft Corp Information Technology 6.74

3 Qualcomm Inc Information Technology 6.26

4 Ebay Inc Consumer Discretionary 4.315 Nextel Communications Inc-a Telecoms 3.13

6 Amgen Inc Healthcare 2.84

7 Apple Computer Inc Information Technology 2.68

8 Applied Materials Inc Information Technology 2.639 Starbucks Corp Consumer Discretionary 2.59

10 Comcast Corp-cl A Consumer Discretionary 2.37



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140

120

100

80

60

40

ING (L) Invest Nasdaq Index

Sector*


27

ING (L) InvestUS (Enhanced Core Concentrated)

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGNAUA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0082087940.LUFReuters Code:238Sicovam Code:791300Telekurs Code:


INGNAUX LX EquityLU0113305253.LUF2391102545




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in the United States of America. The sub-fund'sbenchmark is the S&P 500 Index.

Sector Allocation

FIN18.87%

IT15.90%

CDI14.19%

HC12.57%

IND11.28% CST

9.74%

ENR 8.33%

UTI 3.54%

MAT 2.90%

TEL 2.67%


S&P IM Fd EQ USA (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

10/11/97

USD 63.70

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.08

0.93

0.98

-0.072.12

1.10

1.00

0.97

0.781.35



Annual Sharpe Ratio

10.13

7.45

1.08

8.99

7.35

0.93

1.68

14.10

-0.03

1.85

15.10

-0.02





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 22.19 -7.54 -14.08 -23.68 26.77 9.13Index 19.66 -8.60 -14.22 -23.31 26.38 8.99

Fund 17.46 -9.63 -16.10 -23.21 24.31 10.13

Sector* 9.74 6.94 9.13 5.59 -16.1238.34Index 8.73 6.23 8.99 5.64 -17.1837.75Fund 9.09 7.35 10.13 5.13 -20.3036.90


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Exxon Mobil Corp Energy 3.672 General Electric Co Industrials 3.24


4 Microsoft Corp Information Technology 2.445 Intl Business Machines Corp Information Technology 2.33

6 Citigroup Inc Financials 2.10

7 Procter & Gamble Co Consumer Staples 2.07

8 Wal-mart Stores Inc Consumer Staples 1.889 Pfizer Inc Healthcare 1.70

10 Dell Inc Information Technology 1.70



11/97 07/98 03/99 11/99 07/00 03/01 11/01 07/02 03/03 11/03 07/04

160

150

140

130

120

110

100

90

ING (L) Invest US (Enhanced Core Concentrated) Index

Sector*


28

ING (L) InvestJapan

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGIJEA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0082087783.LUFReuters Code:231Sicovam Code:791213Telekurs Code:


INGIJEX LX EquityLU0113305683.LUF2321102538



P Shares Capitalisation / JPY

Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in Japan. The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCIJapan Index.

Sector Allocation

FIN22.38%

CDI22.25%

IND16.89%

IT12.98% MAT

6.63%

UTI 4.80%

CST 4.76%

HC 4.06%

TEL 3.90%

ENR 1.33%


S&P IM Fd EQ Japan (NX) JPY3 months JPY Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

10/11/97

JPY 3,557

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-3.55

0.98

0.97

-1.212.95

-2.00

0.96

0.98

-1.501.54



Annual Sharpe Ratio

7.46

11.81

0.45

10.02

12.18

0.65

-0.71

15.77

-0.18

3.02

15.85

0.06


Total Net Assets of the Fund (Mln): JPY 17,008.78

Calendar Year Performance in JPY

Cumulative Performance in JPY

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 73.62 -23.73 -18.38 -18.91 22.18 7.95Index 55.05 -21.25 -19.51 -18.61 22.11 10.02

Fund 89.46 -29.86 -17.86 -20.69 14.85 7.46

Sector* 3.29 -4.59 7.95 6.95 -33.4231.89Index 4.98 -2.25 10.02 9.34 -30.7034.34Fund 5.30 -2.06 7.46 -2.12 -43.6023.42


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Toyota Motor Corp Consumer Discretionary 6.292 Canon Inc Information Technology 3.11

3 Mizuho Financial Group Inc Financials 3.08

4 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Gr Financials 2.345 Ntt Docomo Inc Telecoms 2.28

6 Matsushita Electric Indust Consumer Discretionary 1.84

7 Sony Corp Consumer Discretionary 1.71

8 East Japan Railway Co Industrials 1.699 Hitachi Ltd Information Technology 1.65

10 Chubu Electric Power Co Inc Utilities 1.65



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

110

100

90

80

70

60

50

ING (L) Invest Japan Index

Sector*


29

ING (L) InvestJapanese Small & Mid Caps

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLJSP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119211166.LUFReuters Code:2410Sicovam Code:1164417Telekurs Code:


INGLJSC LX EquityLU0121199920.LUF24301166439




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by small and medium-sizedcompanies incorporated, quoted or traded in Japan. The sub-fund'sbenchmark is composed by the Tokio SE Second Market index.

Sector Allocation

FIN17.33%

CDI16.72%

IND14.75%

CST14.38%

UND12.84%

MAT 9.42%

IT 8.42%

TEL 2.36%

OTR 3.78%


S&P IM Fd Sm Cos Japan (NX) JPY3 months JPY Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

17/03/00

JPY 12,508

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-14.93

0.89

0.88

-2.127.90

-5.74

0.90

0.98

-1.824.61



Annual Sharpe Ratio

29.03

27.21

0.99

40.93

29.77

1.30

4.76

21.77

0.12

26.20

23.01

1.05





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 216.92 -42.10 -12.14 -19.66 41.46 20.49Index - -38.29 -12.10 -16.32 70.43 40.93

Fund - - -15.67 -26.61 21.40 29.03

Sector* 1.97 -10.90 20.49 36.93 -30.3570.45Index 0.77 -9.51 40.93 100.98 9.02140.19Fund 1.03 -10.50 29.03 14.96 -56.64


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Privee Zurich Turnaround Grp Financials 2.552 Bank Of Okinawa Ltd/the Financials 2.08

3 Nippon Broadcasting System Telecoms 2.03

4 Riken Vitamin Co Ltd Consumer Staples 1.925 Saibu Gas Co Ltd Utilities 1.43

6 Recruit Cosmos Co Ltd Financials 1.42

7 Toho Titanium Co Ltd Materials 1.41

8 Takano Co Ltd Information Technology 1.399 Gulliver International Co Consumer Discretionary 1.38

10 Oriental Yeast Co Ltd Consumer Staples 1.36



03/00 08/00 01/01 06/01 11/01 04/02 09/02 02/03 07/03 12/03 05/04 10/04

100

90

80

70

60

50

40

ING (L) Invest Japanese Small & Mid Caps Index

Sector*


30

ING (L) InvestEmerging Europe

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGEEQD LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0109225770.LUFReuters Code:94983Sicovam Code:1061144Telekurs Code:


INGEEQX LX EquityLU0113311731.LUF949841102610




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any emerging country of Europe. No directinvestment is envisaged in Russia. The sub-fund's benchmark is theMSCI EM Eastern Europe.


RU41.57%

PL19.75%

HU18.54%

CZ11.38%

AT 2.46%

OTR 6.30%

Sector Allocation

ENR39.15%

FIN29.94%

TEL15.95%

MAT 6.87%

UTI 6.84%

CDI 1.24%


S&P IM Fd EQ Europe Emg Mkts (NX) EUR3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

27/03/00

EUR 30.99

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


5.12

0.89

0.97

0.784.88

2.85

1.00

0.96

0.743.82



Annual Sharpe Ratio

25.98

20.68

1.15

22.58

20.24

1.01

20.08

22.61

0.79

15.82

24.87

0.55





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - -8.21 4.94 1.73 26.96 33.19Index 96.00 -14.83 15.96 -2.79 30.38 22.58

Fund - - 3.59 7.09 28.33 25.98

Sector* 6.87 14.94 33.19 72.03 65.7169.10Index 2.09 9.68 22.58 55.36 53.4359.81Fund 4.84 12.65 25.98 73.13 -61.66


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Lukoil-spon Adr Energy 9.342 Otp Bank Rt Financials 9.25

3 Mol Magyar Olaj- Es Gazipari Energy 5.86

4 Surgutneftegaz-sp Adr Energy 5.835 Telekomunikacja Polska-gdr Telecoms 5.56

6 Jsc Mmc Norilsk Nickel-adr Materials 4.59

7 Polski Koncern Naftoway -gdr Energy 4.52

8 Cez As Utilities 3.849 Cesky Telecom As Telecoms 3.56

10 Komercni Banka As-gdr Financials 3.52



03/00 08/00 01/01 06/01 11/01 04/02 09/02 02/03 07/03 12/03 05/04 10/04

130

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

ING (L) Invest Emerging Europe Index

Sector*


31

ING (L) InvestEmerging Markets

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGEMMC LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0104531511.LUFReuters Code:94986Sicovam Code:1019618Telekurs Code:


INGEMMX LX EquityLU0113311491.LUF949871102580




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any developing or emerging country of LatinAmerica (including the Caribbean), Asia (excluding Japan), EasternEurope, the Middle East and Africa. The sub-fund's benchmark is theMSCI Emerging Markets Free.


KR16.77%

TW14.04%

BR13.36%

ZA10.89%

MX 6.56%

MY 5.45% TH

4.58%RU

4.29%IL

3.97%CN

3.79%

IN 3.51%

OTR12.80%

Sector Allocation

FIN24.41%

MAT15.88%

TEL15.27%

IND14.00% ENR

9.67%CDI

6.45%

IT 5.92%

HC 2.98%

UTI 2.17%

OTR 3.25%


S&P IM Fd EQ Global Emg Mkts (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

22/11/99

USD 34.90

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.44

0.99

0.97

-0.232.86

-2.67

1.02

0.99

-1.121.99



Annual Sharpe Ratio

19.68

16.57

1.06

22.45

16.11

1.26

18.71

17.98

0.92

19.54

17.98

0.97





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 63.99 -29.31 -3.96 -4.42 54.16 21.89Index - -31.80 -4.91 -7.97 51.59 22.45

Fund - -25.10 -3.47 -5.56 48.02 19.68

Sector* 15.44 24.59 21.89 79.60 21.9387.91Index 16.81 25.45 22.45 70.82 10.7885.62Fund 16.57 25.90 19.68 67.31 20.9777.16


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Information Technology 5.912 Cia Vale Do Rio Doce-sp Adr Materials 4.12

3 Petroleo Brasileiro S.a.-adr Energy 2.96

4 Teva Pharmaceutical-sp Adr Healthcare 2.725 Kookmin Bank Financials 2.32

6 Standard Bank Group Ltd Financials 2.15

7 Telekomunikasi Tbk Pt Telecoms 2.04

8 Posco Materials 1.969 Lukoil-spon Adr Energy 1.87

10 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufac Information Technology 1.82



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140

130

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

ING (L) Invest Emerging Markets Index

Sector*


32

ING (L) InvestLatin America

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGILAA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0051128774.LUFReuters Code:233Sicovam Code:252775Telekurs Code:


INGILAX LX EquityLU0113302664.LUF2351102535




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in Latin America (including the Caribbean). The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCI EMF Latin America Index.


BR57.34%

MX33.01%

CL 4.09%

OTR 5.56%

Sector Allocation

TEL22.12%

MAT22.08%

FIN15.16%

CST10.62% ENR

9.55%

IND 7.79%

UTI 7.18%

CDI 3.64%

OTR 1.86%


S&P IM Fd EQ Latin America (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

05/07/94

USD 911.88

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.12

1.06

0.98

-0.044.54

2.36

0.99

0.97

0.702.99



Annual Sharpe Ratio

37.55

18.76

1.89

34.77

18.64

1.75

19.88

26.91

0.66

20.19

25.00

0.72





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 55.76 -15.82 -4.85 -23.16 65.55 36.80Index 57.12 -16.66 -5.91 -23.10 67.53 34.77

Fund 77.04 -11.67 -5.92 -25.96 69.17 37.55



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Cia Vale Do Rio Doce-sp Adr Materials 9.872 America Movil-adr Series L Telecoms 7.75

3 Petroleo Brasileiro S.a.-adr Energy 6.22

4 Telefonos De Mexico-sp Adr L Telecoms 5.655 Tele Norte Leste Part-adr Telecoms 5.39

6 Banco Itau Holding Fin-adr Financials 4.78

7 Cemex Sa -spons Adr Part Cer Industrials 3.79

8 Petroleo Brasileiro S.a.-adr Energy 3.359 Banco Bradesco-sponsored Adr Financials 3.23

10 Grupo Televisa Sa-spons Adr Consumer Discretionary 2.86



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

17016015014013012011010090807060

ING (L) Invest Latin America Index

Sector*


33

ING (L) InvestNew Asia

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGINAA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0051129079.LUFReuters Code:236Sicovam Code:252730Telekurs Code:


INGINAX LX EquityLU0113303043.LUF2371102528




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in the Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan andAustralia). The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCI Asia AC ex JapanFree Index.


HK25.00%

KR24.94%

TW17.58%

SG10.88%

MY 6.07%

TH 4.42%

CN 3.69%

OTR 7.41%

Sector Allocation

FIN32.39%

IND21.88%

TEL10.74%

CDI 9.31%

IT 7.59%

MAT 7.22%

ENR 4.16%

UTI 2.97%

OTR 3.75%


S&P IM Fd EQ Asia Pac ex Japan (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

05/07/94

USD 536.88

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


3.83

0.98

0.95

0.953.71

0.24

0.93

0.96

-0.212.85



Annual Sharpe Ratio

13.68

14.22

0.81

14.40

14.96

0.82

17.55

17.41

0.89

13.61

17.41

0.66





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 67.77 -30.43 -3.46 -8.43 46.12 13.93Index 61.94 -36.30 -5.94 -10.19 42.75 14.40

Fund 68.71 -32.14 -4.92 -7.05 53.71 13.68

Sector* 12.31 18.92 13.93 52.44 2.4066.47Index 12.63 19.01 14.40 46.65 -12.1363.30Fund 12.59 21.28 13.68 62.42 4.7974.73


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Information Technology 6.432 China Mobile Hong Kong Ltd Telecoms 2.63

3 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufac Information Technology 2.54

4 Cheung Kong Holdings Ltd Financials 2.535 Hutchison Whampoa Ltd Industrials 2.52

6 Sun Hung Kai Properties Financials 2.44

7 Posco Materials 2.10

8 Kookmin Bank Financials 2.059 Hang Seng Bank Ltd Financials 1.76

10 Nan Ya Plastics Corp Materials 1.50



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

110

100

90

80

70

60

ING (L) Invest New Asia Index

Sector*


34

ING (L) InvestGreater China

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLTWP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119216801.LUFReuters Code:94703Sicovam Code:1163879Telekurs Code:


INGLTWX LX EquityLU0121204944.LUF948201253262




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any of the following emerging country : thePeople's Republic of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. The sub-fund'sbenchmark is the MSCI AC Golden Dragon. Historical informationprior to this fund's launch date refers to ING (L) Invest Taiwan fund.

Sector Allocation

FIN39.01%

IT19.64%

IND15.12% CDI

8.58%

UTI 5.04%

ENR 4.59%

TEL 4.16%

MAT 3.00%

UND 0.86%


S&P IM Fd EQ China (Greater) (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

23/05/03

USD 348.62

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-4.33

0.92

0.91

-0.676.83

3.48

0.93

0.96

0.813.47



Annual Sharpe Ratio

13.89

15.95

0.74

10.83

16.73

0.52

0.66

22.32

-0.07

5.69

23.06

0.15





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 63.67 -21.22 0.81 -12.06 65.40 6.75Index 51.52 -45.35 8.77 -25.38 42.76 10.83

Fund - -45.23 8.86 -36.09 40.12 13.89

Sector* 8.35 14.49 6.75 55.26 23.3176.56Index 10.58 15.84 10.83 18.07 -29.8158.22Fund 10.98 18.56 13.89 1.99 -39.1959.58


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufac Information Technology 5.222 Cheung Kong Holdings Ltd Financials 5.08

3 Sun Hung Kai Properties Financials 4.80

4 Hutchison Whampoa Ltd Industrials 4.585 Formosa Chemicals & Fibre Materials 3.06

6 Swire Pacific Ltd 'a' Financials 3.03

7 China Mobile Hong Kong Ltd Telecoms 2.99

8 Cathay Financial Holding Co Financials 2.439 China Shipping Development-h Industrials 2.17

10 Taishin Financial Holdings Financials 2.09



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140130120110100908070605040

ING (L) Invest Greater China Index

Sector*


35

ING (L) InvestBanking & Insurance

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLBIP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119198637.LUFReuters Code:94706Sicovam Code:1163802Telekurs Code:


INGLBIC LX EquityLU0121172307.LUF948291165487




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in thefinancial sector. This may include companies involved in thefollowing industries : banking, consumer credits, investment bankingand brokerage, asset management and insurance. The sub-fund'sbenchmark is the MSCI Financials index. The sub-fund does not hedgethe currency risk.


US43.37%

GB13.06%

JP 7.67%

FR 5.31% CH

4.12%CA

3.93%AU

3.66%

IT 3.60%

ES 3.22%

DE 3.05%

NL 2.59%

OTR 6.42%


S&P IM Fd SC Finance Global (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

03/09/97

USD 670.83

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.10

1.00

1.00

0.111.08

0.41

0.93

1.00

-0.610.85



Annual Sharpe Ratio

14.18

8.93

1.35

14.78

9.58

1.32

8.35

18.08

0.34

8.22

17.97

0.34





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 4.02 10.55 -17.13 -18.31 35.39 15.23Index 6.19 7.79 -18.32 -18.44 35.40 14.78

Fund 3.46 9.88 -17.67 -18.32 36.37 14.18



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Citigroup Inc Financials 5.262 Bank Of America Corp Financials 3.91

3 Hsbc Holdings Plc Financials 3.86

4 Bnp Paribas Financials 3.115 Jpmorgan Chase & Co Financials 2.97

6 American International Group Financials 2.95


8 Wells Fargo & Company Financials 2.059 Ubs Ag-registered Financials 1.94

10 Wachovia Corp Financials 1.70


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

115110105100959085807570

ING (L) Invest Banking & Insurance Index

Sector*


36

ING (L) InvestBiotechnology

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLBTP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119199106.LUFReuters Code:94832Sicovam Code:1163852Telekurs Code:


INGLBTC LX EquityLU0121173453.LUF947071165565




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in theBiotechnology sector. Biotechnology activities are research,development, manufacture, and distribution of variousbiotechnological or biomedical products, services and processes. Thismay include companies involved in genetics, genetic engineering, andgene therapy. It also includes companies involved in the applicationand development of biotechnology in areas such as health care andpharmaceuticals. The sub-fund is actively managed relative to an in-house built index. The sub-fund is fully invested, and it does not hedgethe currency risk.


US86.89%

GB 4.64%

CH 4.47%

OTR 4.00%


S&P IM Fd SC Biotechnology (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

26/01/98

USD 973.86

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-2.10

1.02

1.00

-1.341.59

-1.70

0.99

1.00

-2.360.73



Annual Sharpe Ratio

6.92

13.70

0.35

8.80

13.75

0.49

-1.33

22.61

-0.15

0.84

22.17

-0.06





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 73.69 44.45 -21.21 -44.87 45.71 7.66Index 78.88 24.20 -19.95 -37.40 50.57 8.80

Fund 76.68 24.03 -21.64 -38.78 46.76 6.92

Sector* 7.14 3.19 7.66 -13.51 -1.5756.88Index 4.13 0.40 8.80 2.54 1.9563.81Fund 3.94 -0.15 6.92 -3.93 -6.6456.91


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Genentech Inc Healthcare 9.412 Biogen Idec Inc Healthcare 9.38

3 Amgen Inc Healthcare 9.23

4 Gilead Sciences Inc Healthcare 7.725 Shire Pharmaceuticals Group Healthcare 4.65

6 Genzyme Corp Healthcare 4.52

7 Serono Sa B Healthcare 4.47

8 Medimmune Inc Healthcare 4.289 Millennium Pharmaceuticals Healthcare 3.85

10 Invitrogen Corp Healthcare 3.69


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

220

200

180

160

140

120

100

80

ING (L) Invest Biotechnology Index

Sector*


37

ING (L) InvestComputer Technologies

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLCTH LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119200128.LUFReuters Code:94709Sicovam Code:1163846Telekurs Code:


INGLCTC LX EquityLU0121174428.LUF948381165557




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in theInformation Technology sector and expected to benefit from thedevelopment, advancement and use of technologies. This may includecompanies involved in the following industries : technology software& services, including companies that primarily develop software invarious fields such as the Internet, applications, systems and/ordatabases management and companies that provide informationtechnology consulting and services; technology hardware &equipment, including manufacturers and distributors ofcommunications equipment, computers & peripherals, electronicequipment and related instruments, and semiconductor equipment andproducts. The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCI IT.


US72.95%

JP13.87%

SE 3.46%

FI 2.04%

OTR 7.68%


S&P IM Fd SC TMT Global (NX) USD3 month USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

26/01/98

USD 582.61

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.85

1.01

1.00

-0.871.04

-0.46

1.04

1.00

-0.321.34



Annual Sharpe Ratio

1.61

17.23

-0.03

2.06

16.56

0.00

-3.55

28.46

-0.20

-2.66

28.24

-0.17





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 121.28 -34.83 -37.70 -39.67 45.97 4.10Index 95.57 -42.26 -21.57 -38.80 47.66 2.06

Fund 94.92 -43.15 -24.31 -39.27 45.40 1.61



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Cisco Systems Inc Information Technology 9.792 Hewlett-packard Co Information Technology 5.86

3 Intl Business Machines Corp Information Technology 4.86

4 Microsoft Corp Information Technology 4.025 Oracle Corp Information Technology 3.91

6 Ericsson Lm-b Shs Information Technology 3.19

7 Applied Materials Inc Information Technology 3.09

8 Dell Inc Information Technology 2.979 Qualcomm Inc Information Technology 2.95

10 Intel Corp Information Technology 2.56


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

13012011010090807060504030

ING (L) Invest Computer Technologies Index

Sector*


38

ING (L) InvestConsumer Goods

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLSPP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119215407.LUFReuters Code:94713Sicovam Code:1163688Telekurs Code:


INGLSPC LX EquityLU0121203037.LUF948501165406




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in theconsumer discretionary sector. This may include companies involvedin the following industries: automobiles & components; consumerdurables & apparel (household durables, leisure equipment &products, textiles & apparel); hotels, restaurants and leisure; media;retailing (distributors, internet & catalogue retail, multiline retail,specialty retail). The sub-fund's benchmark is a composition of theMSCI Consumer Discretionary. The sub-fund does not hedge thecurrency risk.


US53.14%

JP17.45%

GB 9.88%

FR 5.42%

DE 3.45%

NL 2.31%

OTR 8.34%


S&P IM Fd SC Cnsmr Gds Global (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

03/02/97

USD 949.76

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.82

0.99

1.00

-2.250.82

-0.83

0.98

1.00

-2.820.37



Annual Sharpe Ratio

12.43

9.07

1.14

13.62

9.23

1.25

5.08

15.26

0.19

7.06

15.32

0.32





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* -18.06 -7.46 -11.99 -11.61 23.69 12.13Index - - -0.64 -22.81 39.90 13.62

Fund 16.02 -22.20 -3.94 -24.73 37.11 12.43

Sector* 13.51 8.28 12.13 22.59 -0.1538.69Index 13.44 10.07 13.62 22.70 -58.96Fund 13.04 9.63 12.43 16.02 -13.2954.15


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Toyota Motor Corp Consumer Discretionary 4.772 Home Depot Inc Consumer Discretionary 3.77

3 Time Warner Inc Consumer Discretionary 3.44

4 The Walt Disney Co. Consumer Discretionary 2.355 Ebay Inc Consumer Discretionary 2.35

6 Viacom Inc-cl B Consumer Discretionary 2.21

7 Target Corp Consumer Discretionary 1.71

8 Comcast Corp-cl A Consumer Discretionary 1.719 Daimlerchrysler Ag-reg Consumer Discretionary 1.67

10 Mcdonald's Corp Consumer Discretionary 1.64


12/01 04/02 08/02 12/02 04/03 08/03 12/03 04/04 08/04 12/04

1201151101051009590858075

ING (L) Invest Consumer Goods Index

Sector*


39

ING (L) InvestEnergy

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLEGP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119201019.LUFReuters Code:94722Sicovam Code:1163816Telekurs Code:


INGLEGC LX EquityLU0121175821.LUF948771165495




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in the energysector. This may include companies involved in the followingindustries: oil & gas (exploration, production, marketing, refiningand/or transportation of oil and gas products); energy equipment &services (construction or provision of oil rigs, drilling equipment andother energy related service and equipment). The portfolio is activelymanaged relative to the MSCI 10/40 Energy. The sub-fund does nothedge the currency risk.


US38.78%

GB14.32%

CA11.47%

FR 9.25% NL

7.09%

IT 4.54%

ES 4.25%

NO 3.16%

OTR 7.15%


S&P IM Fd SC Energy Global (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

01/12/97

USD 815.95

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.42

1.01

0.99

-0.201.38

0.03

0.99

1.00

-0.210.69



Annual Sharpe Ratio

27.90

11.65

2.21

28.09

11.71

2.22

13.54

16.73

0.68

13.86

16.46

0.71





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 20.49 12.04 -16.71 -18.53 33.66 26.66Index 20.12 4.44 -8.84 -8.65 26.13 28.09

Fund 20.44 0.51 -9.89 -8.88 25.58 27.90



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Total Sa Energy 8.982 Exxon Mobil Corp Energy 8.94

3 Bp Plc Energy 7.73

4 Royal Dutch Petroleum Energy 6.955 Eni Spa Energy 4.57

6 Shell Transprt&tradng Co Plc Energy 4.48

7 Chevrontexaco Corp Energy 4.34

8 Repsol Ypf Sa Energy 4.289 Halliburton Co Energy 3.55

10 Encana Corp Energy 2.41


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140

130

120

110

100

90

80

ING (L) Invest Energy Index

Sector*


40

ING (L) InvestFood & Beverages

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLFBP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119207214.LUFReuters Code:94712Sicovam Code:1163620Telekurs Code:


INGLFBC LX EquityLU0121192677.LUF948471165358




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in theconsumer staples sector. This may include companies involved in thefollowing industries: manufacturers and distributors of food, beveragesand tobacco; producers of non-durable household goods and personalproducts; food & drug retailers. The sub-funds benchmark is theMSCI Consumer Staples.


US54.58%

GB14.88%

CH 7.36%

JP 6.38%

NL 4.13%

FR 3.80%

CA 2.71%

AU 2.00%

OTR 4.15%


S&P IM Fd SC Food & Beverage (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

19/08/96

USD 800.40

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.23

1.02

0.98

-0.071.76

-0.02

1.00

0.99

-0.050.79



Annual Sharpe Ratio

9.89

10.24

0.76

9.93

10.23

0.76

7.08

12.38

0.40

7.24

12.05

0.42





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* -20.80 15.02 -6.34 -4.94 20.78 12.50Index -25.23 20.03 -8.56 -2.63 15.20 9.93

Fund -21.35 21.05 -9.59 -3.75 16.09 9.89



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Altria Group Inc Consumer Staples 8.632 Wal-mart Stores Inc Consumer Staples 7.80

3 Procter & Gamble Co Consumer Staples 7.76

4 Nestle Sa-registered Consumer Staples 7.285 Coca-cola Co/the Consumer Staples 4.33

6 Pepsico Inc Consumer Staples 3.48

7 Gillette Company Consumer Staples 3.28

8 Cvs Corp Consumer Staples 3.059 Tesco Plc Consumer Staples 2.78

10 Diageo Plc Consumer Staples 2.51


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

135130125120115110105100959085

ING (L) Invest Food & Beverages Index

Sector*


41

ING (L) InvestHealth Care

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLHCP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119209004.LUFReuters Code:94708Sicovam Code:1163604Telekurs Code:


INGLHCC LX EquityLU0121188642.LUF948351165316




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in the healthcare sector. This may include companies involved in the followingindustries : health care equipment and services (includingmanufacturers of health care equipment and supplies, distributors ofhealth care products, providers of basic health-care services or ownersand operators of health care facilities and organisations); research,development, production or marketing of pharmaceuticals orbiotechnology products. The sub-fund is actively managed relative tothe MSCI Healthcare. The sub-fund is fully invested and it does nothedge the currency risk.


US65.39%

GB11.06%

CH10.36%

JP 5.45%

FR 4.28%

OTR 3.47%


S&P IM Fd SC Healthcare Global (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

17/06/96

USD 854.48

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.56

1.00

0.99

-0.471.21

0.36

0.99

0.99

0.350.95



Annual Sharpe Ratio

5.04

8.76

0.33

4.70

8.77

0.29

-0.51

11.19

-0.23

0.07

11.08

-0.19





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 5.35 32.27 -13.89 -25.48 24.33 6.69Index - 21.07 -14.43 -18.88 17.98 4.70

Fund -9.53 20.29 -15.43 -19.67 16.73 5.04

Sector* 7.17 4.08 6.69 -1.15 12.5832.65Index 6.06 2.88 4.70 0.20 3.8123.53Fund 6.66 3.83 5.04 -1.51 0.2022.61


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Johnson & Johnson Healthcare 9.002 Glaxosmithkline Plc Healthcare 6.59

3 Pfizer Inc Healthcare 6.53

4 Novartis Ag-reg Shs Healthcare 5.735 Amgen Inc Healthcare 3.97

6 Roche Holding Ag-genusschein Healthcare 3.87

7 Sanofi-aventis Healthcare 3.72

8 Wellpoint Inc Healthcare 3.529 Merck & Co. Inc. Healthcare 3.41

10 Abbott Laboratories Healthcare 3.30


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

1301251201151101051009590858075

ING (L) Invest Health Care Index

Sector*


42

ING (L) InvestIndustrials

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGINDP LX EquityBloomberg Code:lu0152717012.LUFReuters Code:

Sicovam Code:1467551Telekurs Code:


INGINDX LX EquityLU0152718507.LUF

1467554




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in theindustrials sector. This may include companies involved in thefollowing industries: manufacture and distribution of capital goods(including aerospace & defence, building products, construction &engineering, electrical equipment, industrial conglomerates,machinery, trading companies & distributors); provision ofcommercial services and supplies (including printing, data processing,employment, environmental and office services); provision oftransportation services (including airlines, couriers, marine, road & railand transportation infrastructure). The sub-fund's benchmark is theMSCI Industrials Index.


US54.48%

JP15.06%

GB 7.15%

DE 4.42%

FR 3.53%

SE 2.93%

OTR12.43%


3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

17/09/02

EUR 272.94

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-

-

-

--

-1.03

1.02

0.99

-1.440.59



Annual Sharpe Ratio

8.12

6.87

0.87

9.05

6.71

1.03

-

-

-

-

-

-





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -Index - - -12.29 -35.11 13.07 9.05

Fund - - - - 12.95 8.12

Sector* - - - - --Index 1.89 -0.65 9.05 -19.99 -23.31Fund 1.80 -0.84 8.12 - -22.12


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 General Electric Co Industrials 9.242 3m Co Industrials 4.63

3 Boeing Co Industrials 4.45

4 Tyco International Ltd Industrials 3.445 Siemens Ag-reg Industrials 3.30

6 United Technologies Corp Industrials 2.92

7 Deere & Co Industrials 2.46

8 United Parcel Service-cl B Industrials 2.369 Eaton Corp Industrials 2.31

10 Emerson Electric Co Industrials 1.44


09/02 12/02 03/03 06/03 09/03 12/03 03/04 06/04 09/04 12/04

120

115

110

105

100

95

90

ING (L) Invest Industrials Index


43

ING (L) InvestIT

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGIITA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0087794813.LUFReuters Code:94999Sicovam Code:920849Telekurs Code:


INGIITX LX EquityLU0113305923.LUF2291102547




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in theInformation Technology sector and expected to benefit from thedevelopment, advancement and use of technology. This may includecompanies involved in the following industries : technology software& services, including companies that primarily develop software invarious fields such as the Internet, applications, systems and/ordatabases management and companies that provide informationtechnology consulting and services; technology hardware &equipment, including manufacturers and distributors ofcommunications equipment, computers & peripherals, electronicequipment and related instruments, and semiconductor equipment andproducts. The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCI IT.


US85.18%

DE 3.85%

BM 2.99%

FI 2.66%

FR 2.27%

OTR 3.05%


S&P IM Fd SC TMT Global (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

08/06/98

USD 43.42

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-6.23

1.19

0.97

-0.948.03

-4.49

1.17

0.98

-1.084.03



Annual Sharpe Ratio

-2.47

19.63

-0.23

2.06

16.56

0.00

-10.55

34.07

-0.37

-2.93

28.18

-0.18





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 121.28 -34.83 -37.70 -39.67 45.97 4.10Index 100.05 -41.65 -29.50 -39.30 47.66 2.06

Fund 133.40 -27.91 -41.66 -53.45 57.65 -2.47

Sector* 14.75 5.18 4.10 -8.33 -62.7851.95Index 13.26 1.45 2.06 -8.53 -62.3850.69Fund 15.36 0.35 -2.47 -28.42 -69.8953.75


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Microsoft Corp Information Technology 5.722 Oracle Corp Information Technology 5.27

3 Veritas Software Corp Information Technology 5.24

4 Dell Inc Information Technology 4.895 Electronic Arts Inc Information Technology 4.41

6 Intl Business Machines Corp Information Technology 4.04

7 Sap Ag Information Technology 3.78

8 Cisco Systems Inc Information Technology 3.719 Texas Instruments Inc Information Technology 3.06

10 Sanmina-sci Corp Information Technology 3.01


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140

120

100

80

60

40

ING (L) Invest IT Index

Sector*


44

ING (L) InvestMaterials

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLCHP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119199791.LUFReuters Code:94721Sicovam Code:1163825Telekurs Code:


INGLCHC LX EquityLU0121174006.LUF948741165501




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in thematerials sector. This may include companies involved in thefollowing industries : chemicals, construction materials, containers &packaging, metals & mining (including steel and gold), paper & forestproducts. The portfolio is actively managed relative to the MSCIMaterials Index. The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


US24.04%

JP14.09%

GB12.82%

AU10.07%

CA 9.78%

CH 7.13%

FR 5.77%

DE 3.58%

LU 2.49%

FI 2.26%

OTR 7.97%


3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

01/12/97

USD 656.30

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.62

1.01

0.99

0.461.44

1.36

0.97

0.99

0.851.04



Annual Sharpe Ratio

16.73

13.04

1.12

15.70

13.44

1.01

15.73

18.45

0.74

14.98

18.30

0.70





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -Index 15.17 -7.19 -14.39 -5.60 39.18 15.70

Fund 9.50 -7.68 -14.99 -4.75 39.43 16.73

Sector* - - - - --Index 11.63 17.62 15.70 52.01 20.7961.04Fund 11.74 18.41 16.73 55.02 21.6562.75


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Syngenta Ag Materials 4.582 Bhp Billiton Ltd Materials 4.04

3 Rio Tinto Plc Materials 4.01

4 Air Liquide Materials 3.735 Du Pont (e.i.) De Nemours Materials 3.38

6 Bhp Billiton Plc Materials 2.69

7 Alcoa Inc Materials 2.53

8 Arcelor Materials 2.409 Air Products & Chemicals Inc Materials 2.34

10 Praxair Inc Materials 2.34


12/97 08/98 04/99 12/99 08/00 04/01 12/01 08/02 04/03 12/03 08/04

140

130

120

110

100

90

80

ING (L) Invest Materials Index


45

ING (L) InvestTelecom

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLTMP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119217528.LUFReuters Code:94711Sicovam Code:1163233Telekurs Code:


INGLTMC LX EquityLU0121205750.LUF948441165133




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in thetelecom sector. This may include companies that providecommunications services primarily through a fixed-line, cellular,wireless, high bandwidth and/or fibre optic cable network. The sub-fund's benchmark is AN MSCI 10/40 Telecom Services. The sub-funddoes not hedge the currency risk.


US35.11%

FR11.24%

GB 9.97%

IT 8.86%

ES 7.36%

SE 5.09%

HK 3.07%

NL 2.77%

CA 2.16%

OTR14.37%


S&P IM Fd SC TMT Global (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

15/11/95

USD 515.40

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.75

1.00

0.99

-0.342.25

-1.23

0.98

0.97

-0.831.86



Annual Sharpe Ratio

15.40

10.60

1.25

17.23

10.66

1.42

-1.98

26.92

-0.15

-1.19

26.73

-0.12





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 121.28 -34.83 -37.70 -39.67 45.97 4.10Index 51.89 -39.58 -28.96 -35.29 27.16 17.23

Fund 53.14 -40.94 -31.47 -36.64 28.81 15.40



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 France Telecom Sa Telecoms 9.632 Vodafone Group Plc Telecoms 8.93

3 Sbc Communications Inc Telecoms 8.92

4 Verizon Communications Inc Telecoms 8.925 Telefonica S.a. Telecoms 4.68

6 Tele2 Ab -b Shs Telecoms 4.42

7 Nextel Communications Inc-a Telecoms 4.38

8 Bellsouth Corp Telecoms 4.359 Tim Spa Telecoms 4.04

10 China Mobile Hk Ltd-sp Adr Telecoms 3.72


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

13012011010090807060504030

ING (L) Invest Telecom Index

Sector*


46

ING (L) InvestUtilities

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLUTP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119219227.LUFReuters Code:94724Sicovam Code:1164360Telekurs Code:


INGLUTC LX EquityLU0121207376.LUF948831165692




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in the utilitiessector. This may include companies involved in the followingindustries : electric, gas or water utilities; multi-utilities & unregulatedpower (i.e. companies that operate as independent producers and/ordistributors of power). The portfolio is actively managed relative to theMSCI Utilities Index. The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


US41.18%

GB12.42%

JP12.34%

DE 9.62% ES

6.51%

IT 5.73%

FR 3.97%

HK 3.23%

OTR 5.00%


S&P IM Fd SC Utilities Global (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

07/02/99

USD 502.51

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.00

1.06

1.00

0.261.36

1.54

0.98

0.99

1.880.61



Annual Sharpe Ratio

25.68

7.76

3.04

24.27

7.88

2.81

8.19

15.56

0.39

7.81

14.70

0.39





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - -22.80 -18.00 28.43 25.56Index -15.83 19.58 -24.23 -18.63 23.93 24.27

Fund - 14.72 -24.31 -20.55 26.81 25.68

Sector* 15.54 19.21 25.56 32.23 -61.26Index 13.85 18.97 24.27 25.31 13.5554.01Fund 14.32 19.37 25.68 26.63 9.9659.38


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 E.on Ag Utilities 6.652 Enel Spa Utilities 4.24

3 National Grid Transco Plc Utilities 3.28

4 Tokyo Electric Power Co Inc Utilities 3.265 Exelon Corp Utilities 3.22

6 Southern Co Utilities 3.07

7 Endesa S.a. Utilities 2.66

8 Suez Sa Utilities 2.659 Duke Energy Corp Utilities 2.60

10 Dominion Resources Inc/va Utilities 2.55


12/01 04/02 08/02 12/02 04/03 08/03 12/03 04/04 08/04 12/04

13012512011511010510095908580

ING (L) Invest Utilities Index

Sector*


47

ING (L) InvestEuropean Banking & Insurance

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLEBP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119203494.LUFReuters Code:94725Sicovam Code:1164020Telekurs Code:


INGLEBC LX EquityLU0121179575.LUF948861165612




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country and active in the financialsector. This may include companies involved in the followingindustries: banking, consumer finance, investment banking andbrokerage, asset management and insurance. The sub-fund'sbenchmark is the MSCI Europe Financials index.


GB32.62%

CH11.13%

FR10.71%

IT10.14%

ES 8.47% DE

8.01%

NL 7.48%

BE 3.43%

SE 2.62%

IE 2.44%

OTR 2.93%


S&P IM Fd SC Finance Europe (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

08/06/98

EUR 200.95

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.67

0.98

1.00

0.731.15

0.95

0.92

0.99

0.191.13



Annual Sharpe Ratio

10.43

7.75

1.07

10.20

8.34

0.97

-5.41

25.68

-0.29

-6.19

26.10

-0.32





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 15.56 13.02 -16.64 -34.48 18.55 11.45Index 17.14 13.32 -18.46 -35.80 16.69 10.20

Fund 18.83 14.50 -18.12 -34.45 16.91 10.43



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Hsbc Holdings Plc Financials 7.562 Royal Bank Of Scotland Group Financials 6.12

3 Ubs Ag-registered Financials 6.03

4 Banco Santander Central Hisp Financials 4.115 Hbos Plc Financials 3.60

6 Bnp Paribas Financials 3.47

7 Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argenta Financials 3.18

8 Ing Groep Nv-cva Financials 3.179 Lloyds Tsb Group Plc Financials 2.95

10 Barclays Plc Financials 2.70


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

ING (L) Invest European Banking & Insurance Index

Sector*


48

ING (L) InvestEuropean Consumer Goods

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLSHP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119206240.LUFReuters Code:94729Sicovam Code:1164303Telekurs Code:


INGLSHC LX EquityLU0121191604.LUF948981165669




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country and active in the consumerdiscretionary sector. This may include companies involved in thefollowing industries: automobiles & components; consumer durables& apparel (household durables, leisure equipment & products, textiles& apparel); hotels, restaurants and leisure; media; retailing(distributors, internet & catalogue retail, multiline retail, specialtyretail). The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCI Europe ConsumerDiscretionary. The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


GB39.12%

FR21.27%

DE13.69% NL

9.16%

SE 4.37%

CH 4.35%

IT 3.37%

ES 2.14%

OTR 2.53%


S&P IM Fd SC Cnsmr Gds Europe (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

19/10/98

EUR 210.83

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.84

1.00

1.00

-0.761.10

-0.05

0.99

1.00

-0.210.62



Annual Sharpe Ratio

7.46

8.81

0.61

7.60

8.89

0.62

-5.41

17.97

-0.42

-4.61

17.96

-0.37





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - -25.50 11.02 7.11Index 15.90 -13.36 -3.97 -30.86 16.67 7.60

Fund 12.81 -13.97 -3.98 -30.97 14.09 7.46

Sector* 4.47 -1.58 7.11 -11.41 -18.91Index 5.24 -1.63 7.60 -13.20 -27.7825.54Fund 4.84 -2.14 7.46 -15.37 -30.0922.60


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Daimlerchrysler Ag-reg Consumer Discretionary 6.482 Philips Electronics Nv Consumer Discretionary 5.48

3 Vivendi Universal Sa Consumer Discretionary 5.12

4 Lvmh Moet Hennessy Louis Vui Consumer Discretionary 2.945 Gus Plc Consumer Discretionary 2.85

6 Cie Financ Richemont-a Consumer Discretionary 2.72

7 Hennes & Mauritz Ab-b Shs Consumer Discretionary 2.57

8 Renault Consumer Discretionary 2.429 British Sky Broadcasting Plc Consumer Discretionary 2.19

10 Kingfisher Plc Consumer Discretionary 2.17


12/01 04/02 08/02 12/02 04/03 08/03 12/03 04/04 08/04 12/04

10095

9085

80

7570

6560

ING (L) Invest European Consumer Goods Index

Sector*


49

ING (L) InvestEuropean Food & Beverages

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLEFP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119204468.LUFReuters Code:94728Sicovam Code:1163963Telekurs Code:


INGLEFC LX EquityLU0121181712.LUF948951165604




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country and active in the consumerstaples sector. This may include companies involved in the followingindustries : manufacturers and distributors of food, beverages andtobacco; producers of non-durable household goods and personalproducts; food & drug retailers. The sub-fund is actively managedagainst the MSCI Europe Consumer Staples Index. The sub-fund doesnot hedge the currency risk.


GB54.32%

FR13.76%

NL12.42%

CH 4.82%

BE 3.08%

ES 2.67%

DE 2.32%

OTR 6.61%


S&P IM Fd SC Food & Beverage (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

06/04/98

EUR 214.44

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.59

1.01

0.99

0.521.05

0.22

0.99

0.99

0.131.27



Annual Sharpe Ratio

5.59

11.19

0.31

5.42

11.23

0.29

-2.05

12.75

-0.33

-2.58

12.57

-0.37





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* -7.22 22.80 -1.24 -19.34 0.48 4.40Index -13.50 29.04 -1.28 -11.46 -0.94 5.42

Fund -16.02 27.25 -1.19 -10.97 -0.02 5.59

Sector* 1.76 -4.90 4.40 -15.39 2.614.89Index 6.65 -4.02 5.42 -7.54 17.794.43Fund 6.26 -4.31 5.59 -6.01 18.175.57


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Diageo Plc Consumer Staples 8.662 Tesco Plc Consumer Staples 8.49

3 Unilever Plc Consumer Staples 6.35

4 Unilever Nv-cva Consumer Staples 5.165 British American Tobacco Plc Consumer Staples 4.82

6 Reckitt Benckiser Plc Consumer Staples 4.60

7 Nestle Sa-registered Consumer Staples 3.98

8 Groupe Danone Consumer Staples 3.949 Imperial Tobacco Group Plc Consumer Staples 3.52

10 Carrefour Sa Consumer Staples 2.98


04/98 11/98 06/99 01/00 08/00 03/01 10/01 05/02 12/02 07/03 02/04 09/04

1201151101051009590858075

ING (L) Invest European Food & Beverages Index

Sector*


50

ING (L) InvestEuropean Health Care

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLEHP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0121219975.LUFReuters Code:94726Sicovam Code:1163918Telekurs Code:


INGLEHC LX EquityLU0121220551.LUF948891165595




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country and active in the health caresector. This may include companies involved in the followingindustries : health care equipment and services (includingmanufacturers of health care equipment and supplies, distributors ofhealth care products, providers of basic health-care services or ownersand operators of health care facilities and organisations); research,development, production or marketing of pharmaceuticals orbiotechnology products. The sub-fund is actively managed relative tothe MSCI 10/40 Europe Healthcare. The sub-fund does not hedge thecurrency risk.


CH25.55%

GB21.20%

DE15.31%

FR 9.88% BE

7.63%

DK 7.36%

SE 4.73%

IE 4.51%

OTR 3.83%


S&P IM Fd SC Healthcare Europe (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

06/04/98

EUR 253.88

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.76

1.02

0.99

-0.691.19

-0.11

0.97

0.98

-0.521.02



Annual Sharpe Ratio

16.14

8.19

1.71

16.77

8.37

1.75

-3.50

14.24

-0.39

-2.70

13.95

-0.35





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - 23.88 -11.46 -30.46 11.13 16.50Index 9.68 25.42 -9.29 -30.13 12.90 16.77

Fund 9.27 22.18 -11.46 -31.04 12.18 16.14

Sector* -0.49 -0.49 16.50 -9.96 -1.2529.48Index -0.30 0.43 16.77 -7.88 4.8031.83Fund -0.60 -0.57 16.14 -10.15 -2.8030.30


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Glaxosmithkline Plc Healthcare 9.942 Roche Holding Ag-genusschein Healthcare 9.93


4 Sanofi-aventis Healthcare 6.975 Ucb Sa Healthcare 4.85

6 Smith & Nephew Plc Healthcare 4.79

7 Schering Ag Healthcare 4.50

8 Elan Corp Plc -spons Adr Healthcare 4.049 Altana Ag Healthcare 3.99

10 Astrazeneca Plc Healthcare 3.97


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

130

120

110

100

90

80

70

ING (L) Invest European Health Care Index

Sector*


51

ING (L) InvestEuropean IT

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLEDP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119200714.LUFReuters Code:94730Sicovam Code:1164272Telekurs Code:


INGLEDC LX EquityLU0121175318.LUF949011165655




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country and active in theInformation Technology sector and expected to benefit from thedevelopment, advancement and use of technology. This may includecompanies involved in the following industries : technology software& services, including companies that primarily develop software invarious fields such as the Internet, applications, systems and/ordatabases management and companies that provide informationtechnology consulting and services; technology hardware &equipment, including manufacturers and distributors ofcommunications equipment, computers & peripherals, electronicequipment and related instruments, and semiconductor equipment andproducts. The sub-fund is actively managed relative to an in-housebuilt index. The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


FR28.30%

GB17.79%

DE12.00%

FI 9.94%

SE 9.56%

CH 6.63%

NL 5.55%

ES 5.39%

OTR 4.83%


S&P IM Fd Sm Cos Europe (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

21/09/98

EUR 36.29

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


0.53

0.97

0.86

0.1212.95

-1.85

1.00

1.00

-1.990.92



Annual Sharpe Ratio

-5.42

20.24

-0.37

-3.65

20.29

-0.28

-19.93

32.70

-0.67

-20.58

31.31

-0.73





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 82.86 0.75 -29.34 -33.68 29.82 19.16Index 87.10 -56.70 -67.13 -61.98 36.74 -3.65

Fund 81.30 -59.69 -65.50 -61.09 39.48 -5.42

Sector* 8.81 6.01 19.16 2.59 -26.9754.69Index 6.83 -7.98 -3.65 -49.91 -92.8731.74Fund 6.11 -8.57 -5.42 -48.67 -92.8631.92


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Ericsson Lm-b Shs Information Technology 8.802 Stmicroelectronics Information Technology 7.41

3 Alcatel Sa Information Technology 7.31

4 Nokia Oyj Information Technology 7.115 Sap Ag Information Technology 6.70

6 Sage Group Plc (the) Information Technology 4.78

7 Infineon Technologies Ag Information Technology 4.44

8 Cap Gemini Sa Information Technology 3.849 Amadeus Global Travel Dist-a Information Technology 3.20

10 Asml Holding Nv Information Technology 3.11


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

160

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

ING (L) Invest European IT Index

Sector*


52

ING (L) InvestEuropean Materials

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGECYC LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0127787918.LUFReuters Code:-Sicovam Code:1164459Telekurs Code:


INGECYX LX EquityLU0127788213.LUF-1166497




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country and active in the materialssector. This may include companies involved in the followingindustries : chemicals, construction materials, containers & packaging,metals & mining (including steel), paper & forest products. Thebenchmark is the MSCI Europe Materials index.


GB34.17%

FR13.03%

CH12.42%

DE11.70%

FI 6.22%

NL 4.27%

SE 3.83%

IE 3.68%

LU 2.87%

BE 2.38%

OTR 5.43%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

25/09/00

EUR 245.84

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


1.90

1.00

1.00

1.501.28

2.79

0.95

0.98

1.971.08



Annual Sharpe Ratio

15.05

7.93

1.63

12.66

8.31

1.27

-0.96

22.38

-0.14

-2.80

22.36

-0.22





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -Index - - -7.67 -29.90 16.27 12.66

Fund - - -6.04 -29.33 19.49 15.05

Sector* - - - - --Index 5.68 8.94 12.66 -8.17 -30.99Fund 5.24 9.61 15.05 -2.84 -37.48


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Rio Tinto Plc Materials 9.682 Air Liquide Materials 7.92

3 Bhp Billiton Plc Materials 7.40

4 Anglo American Plc Materials 6.985 Syngenta Ag Materials 5.53

6 Basf Ag Materials 4.50

7 Lafarge Sa Materials 4.26

8 Crh Plc Materials 3.659 Bayer Ag Materials 3.11

10 Upm-kymmene Oyj Materials 3.02


09/00 02/01 07/01 12/01 05/02 10/02 03/03 08/03 01/04 06/04 11/04

11511010510095908580757065

ING (L) Invest European Materials Index


53

ING (L) InvestEuropean Real Estate

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLEIP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119205192.LUFReuters Code:94732Sicovam Code:1163281Telekurs Code:


INGLEIC LX EquityLU0121177280.LUF949071165187




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country and active in the real estatesegment. The sub-fund benchmark is the GPR 250 Europe 20% UK.The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


FR25.09%

GB21.44%

NL19.93%

SE 7.88%

ES 7.34%

CH 4.42%

IT 3.72%

AT 3.55%

DE 2.33%

BE 2.03%

OTR 2.27%


S&P IM Fd SC PropShr Europe (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

22/05/91

EUR 546.12

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


2.21

0.95

0.97

0.712.23

3.72

0.91

0.98

0.681.52



Annual Sharpe Ratio

34.35

8.38

3.84

32.99

9.12

3.38

15.78

12.71

1.07

14.01

13.18

0.90





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 14.01 10.70 -2.98 3.45 17.90 35.41Index 19.91 3.82 -4.26 -3.72 15.73 32.99

Fund 17.15 4.87 -4.03 -2.73 18.76 34.35



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Unibail Financials 8.712 Klepierre Financials 6.65

3 Wereldhave Nv Financials 4.87

4 Rodamco Europe Nv Financials 4.845 Gecina Sa Financials 4.71

6 Corio Nv Financials 4.52

7 Land Securities Group Plc Financials 4.25

8 Metrovacesa S.a. Financials 3.749 Castellum Ab Financials 3.40

10 British Land Co Plc Financials 3.20


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

170

160

150

140

130

120

110

100

90

ING (L) Invest European Real Estate Index

Sector*


54

ING (L) InvestEuropean Telecom

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLETP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119206919.LUFReuters Code:94727Sicovam Code:1163838Telekurs Code:


INGLETC LX EquityLU0121192081.LUF948921165543




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country and active in the telecomsector. This may include companies that provide communicationsservices primarily through a fixed-line, cellular, wireless, highbandwidth and/or fibre optic cable network. The sub-fund's benchmarkis a compostion of the MSCI 10/40 Telecom Services. The sub-funddoes not hedge the currency risk.


GB14.80%

IT14.66%

FR14.45%

ES 9.34%

SE 8.77%

BE 5.69%

DE 5.12%

NL 4.81%

PT 4.60%

DK 4.54%

NO 4.21%

OTR 9.01%


S&P IM Fd SC TMT Europe (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

21/06/99

EUR 132.16

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.59

1.04

1.00

-0.432.35

-0.15

0.94

0.98

-0.571.71



Annual Sharpe Ratio

13.83

10.26

1.14

14.97

10.82

1.19

-7.45

29.39

-0.33

-6.47

28.25

-0.30





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - -32.43 -43.51 -50.71 33.55 2.39Index - -30.97 -38.01 -42.01 22.71 14.97

Fund - -32.37 -38.51 -44.07 24.53 13.83

Sector* 8.19 -0.43 2.39 -32.60 -74.2736.74Index 13.01 12.81 14.97 -18.19 -64.9941.08Fund 11.99 11.07 13.83 -20.72 -67.0341.76


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Vodafone Group Plc Telecoms 9.412 France Telecom Sa Telecoms 9.31

3 Tele2 Ab -b Shs Telecoms 8.16

4 Telecom Italia Spa Telecoms 5.975 Deutsche Telekom Ag-reg Telecoms 4.90

6 Tim Spa Telecoms 4.74

7 Mobistar Sa Telecoms 4.62

8 Koninklijke Kpn Nv Telecoms 4.619 Telefonica S.a. Telecoms 4.57

10 Bouygues Telecoms 4.52


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

ING (L) Invest European Telecom Index

Sector*


55

ING (L) InvestEuropean New Offerings

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLENP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119205515.LUFReuters Code:94715Sicovam Code:1163661Telekurs Code:


INGLENC LX EquityLU0121190036.LUF948561165399




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any European country, that (have) raise(d) capitalthrough an Initial Public Offering or already quoted companies that(have) increase(d) their capital. The shares may be acquired up to 18months after listing and must be resold within 6 years.


GB32.57%

FR17.52%

DE 8.47%

BE 7.03%

IT 6.89%

ES 6.37%

CH 6.28%

NL 5.75%

NO 4.58%

OTR 4.56%

Sector Allocation

FIN26.03%

CST11.92%

HC10.71%

TEL 9.84%

ENR 9.63% CDI

8.89%UTI

7.38%

IND 6.20%

MAT 6.13%

IT 3.26%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

09/05/99

EUR 222.97



Annual Sharpe Ratio

12.67

6.76

1.56

-6.28

19.16

-0.44

Fund Fund




1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 40.24 -1.68 -18.07 -31.11 13.08 9.77

Fund - 15.39 -27.62 -33.58 9.98 12.67

Sector* 5.24 3.87 9.77 -14.49 -31.1224.13Fund 7.63 6.82 12.67 -17.69 -31.2623.91


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Vodafone Group Plc Telecoms 5.092 E.on Ag Utilities 4.89

3 Statoil Asa Energy 4.09

4 Unilever Plc Consumer Staples 3.525 Glaxosmithkline Plc Healthcare 3.37


7 Vinci S.a. Industrials 3.01

8 France Telecom Sa Telecoms 2.659 Novartis Ag-reg Shs Healthcare 2.38

10 Eni Spa Energy 2.33



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140

130

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

ING (L) Invest European New Offerings

Sector*


56

ING (L) InvestNew Technology Leaders

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLNTP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119214004.LUFReuters Code:2450Sicovam Code:1164427Telekurs Code:


INGLNTP LX EquityLU0121201924.LUF24801166444




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies active in theInformation Technology sector and expected to benefit from thedevelopment, advancement and use of (future) technologies.


US72.24%

IL 5.97%

NL 5.58%

FI 4.45%

BM 4.08%

CA 4.01%

OTR 3.67%


S&P IM Fd SC TMT Global (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

07/04/00

EUR 28.77



Annual Sharpe Ratio

2.31

24.29

0.01

-18.62

42.55

-0.49

Fund Fund




1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 159.21 -30.42 -34.31 -48.81 21.44 -3.40

Fund - - -62.90 -63.45 44.13 2.31

Sector* 4.85 -5.85 -3.40 -39.95 -72.5517.31Fund 13.05 -2.61 2.31 -46.10 -47.46


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Cisco Systems Inc Information Technology 6.302 Qualcomm Inc Information Technology 6.12

3 Veritas Software Corp Information Technology 4.80

4 Emc Corp/mass Information Technology 4.485 Nokia Oyj Information Technology 4.36

6 Broadcom Corp-cl A Information Technology 4.25

7 Verisign Inc Information Technology 4.25

8 Asml Holding Nv Information Technology 4.239 Check Point Software Tech Information Technology 4.17

10 Network Appliance Inc Information Technology 4.17


04/00 09/00 02/01 07/01 12/01 05/02 10/02 03/03 08/03 01/04 06/04 11/04

120110100908070605040302010

ING (L) Invest New Technology Leaders

Sector*


57

ING (L) InvestPrestige & Luxe

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGLPLP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119214772.LUFReuters Code:94720Sicovam Code:1163860Telekurs Code:


INGLPLC LX EquityLU0121202492.LUF948711165575




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies with "Prestige andLuxe" associated brands, that have strong market positions on a globallevel. The sub-fund is actively managed relative to an in-house builtindex. The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


US34.85%

DE13.17%

FR13.05%

PA 9.71%

CH 9.54%

GB 9.34%

LR 3.10%

JP 2.78%

OTR 4.45%

Sector Allocation

CDI94.12%

CST 5.88%


S&P IM Fd SC Lxry Pdcts Global (NX) XFR3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

26/01/98

EUR 338.13

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.43

0.99

1.00

-1.520.95

-0.83

0.98

1.00

-1.760.65



Annual Sharpe Ratio

12.78

9.18

1.16

14.08

9.39

1.27

1.07

19.86

-0.05

2.55

20.07

0.02





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 56.08 4.35 -12.16 -24.61 18.83 10.21Index 66.39 0.76 -13.20 -21.97 21.14 14.08

Fund 63.26 -4.17 -12.93 -22.72 18.44 12.78

Sector* 3.79 -1.15 10.21 -1.27 -9.5130.97Index 5.98 1.54 14.08 7.84 -5.6938.20Fund 5.36 0.67 12.78 3.23 -13.8733.57


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Carnival Corp Consumer Discretionary 9.652 Bayerische Motoren Werke Ag Consumer Discretionary 8.43

3 Lvmh Moet Hennessy Louis Vui Consumer Discretionary 7.01

4 Harley-davidson Inc Consumer Discretionary 6.765 Marriott International-cl A Consumer Discretionary 4.64

6 Cie Financ Richemont-a Consumer Discretionary 4.52

7 Intercontinental Hotels Grou Consumer Discretionary 4.52

8 Starwood Hotels & Resorts Consumer Discretionary 4.469 Coach Inc Consumer Discretionary 3.86

10 The Swatch Group Ag-b Consumer Discretionary 3.83



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

130

120

110

100

90

80

70

ING (L) Invest Prestige & Luxe Index

Sector*


58

ING (L) InvestSustainable Growth

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGSGPC LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119216553.LUFReuters Code:501Sicovam Code:1164451Telekurs Code:


INGLSGC LX EquityLU0121204431.LUF4991166468




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies pursuing asustainable development policy and combining respect for socialprinciples (such as human rights, non-discrimination, the issue of childlabour) and environmental principles with a good financialperformance. On the basis of the "Best in Class" approach, thecompanies selected will be those which most closely match thecriteria. The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCI World Index.


US43.32%

GB13.08%

JP 8.55%

NL 7.23%

FR 5.28%

IT 5.25%

CH 3.85%

FI 3.02%

CA 2.56%

DE 2.25%

OTR 5.62%

Sector Allocation

FIN25.27%

HC11.41%

IT10.81%

CDI 9.67%

CST 8.67%

TEL 8.25%

ENR 8.17%

IND 7.18%

MAT 5.15%

UTI 5.04%

UND 0.39%


S&P IM Fd SC Ethical Global (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

10/07/00

EUR 139.21

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-2.75

0.97

0.96

-0.793.17

1.09

0.66

0.73

-0.152.71



Annual Sharpe Ratio

4.24

4.00

0.53

4.71

5.15

0.50

-10.93

16.32

-0.80

-8.61

16.47

-0.65





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 29.42 0.11 -13.42 -34.33 8.21 4.23Index 44.42 -8.24 -13.35 -33.02 8.83 4.71

Fund - - -11.88 -32.95 1.10 4.24

Sector* 3.30 -0.52 4.23 -25.93 -35.8012.79Index 1.97 -1.49 4.71 -23.67 -39.3113.95Fund 1.56 -1.25 4.24 -29.34 -5.38


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Bank Of America Corp Financials 3.392 Bp Plc Energy 3.37


4 American Express Co Financials 3.245 Societe Generale Financials 2.66

6 Suncor Energy Inc Energy 2.49

7 Stora Enso Oyj-r Shs Materials 2.44

8 Medtronic Inc Healthcare 2.279 Us Bancorp Financials 2.19




07/00 12/00 05/01 10/01 03/02 08/02 01/03 06/03 11/03 04/04 09/04

10510095908580757065605550

ING (L) Invest Sustainable Growth Index

Sector*


59

ING (L) InvestEuro High Dividend

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGEHYC LXBloomberg Code:LU0127786431.LUFReuters Code:2909Sicovam Code:1163592Telekurs Code:


INGEHYX LXLU0127786860.LUF29121165306




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any member state of the European Monetary Unionand offering an attractive dividend yield. The sub-fund benchmark isthe MSCI EMU Index.

Sector Allocation

FIN31.71%

TEL15.62%

UTI14.59%

ENR11.48%

IND10.43%

MAT 6.29%

CST 5.54%

CDI 3.53%

IT 0.80%


FR21.41%

IT20.06%

ES14.36%

NL 9.92%

BE 8.18% FI

8.03%

DE 7.44%

IE 5.14%

GR 2.65%

PT 2.50%

AT 0.32%


S&P IM Fd EQ Euroland (NX) EUR3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

08/04/99

EUR 322.73

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


8.37

0.82

0.96

1.855.43

15.00

0.70

0.85

3.433.42



Annual Sharpe Ratio

22.98

6.13

3.40

10.13

8.10

0.99

3.40

18.14

0.07

-5.88

21.56

-0.37


Total Net Assets of the Fund (Mln): EUR 1,826.04



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - -2.01 -19.88 -33.69 16.62 10.55Index 37.47 -3.59 -19.48 -34.95 16.38 10.13

Fund - 9.37 -8.98 -25.93 21.36 22.98

Sector* 7.31 5.47 10.55 -14.51 -32.8828.92Index 8.37 6.11 10.13 -16.63 -35.2828.17Fund 9.44 11.51 22.98 10.54 10.0349.25


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Royal Dutch Petroleum Energy 3.092 Total Sa Energy 3.08


4 Vinci S.a. Industrials 2.885 Technip S.a. Energy 1.66

6 Belgacom Sa Telecoms 1.62

7 Telecom Italia-rnc Telecoms 1.53

8 Banco Popolare Di Verona E N Financials 1.529 Koninklijke Kpn Nv Telecoms 1.52

10 Metro Ag Consumer Staples 1.51



11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

50

ING (L) Invest Euro High Dividend Index

Sector*


60

ING (L) InvestGlobal High Dividend

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGGHPC LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0146257711.LUFReuters Code:2312Sicovam Code:1406973Telekurs Code:


INGGHXC LX EquityLU0146259923.LUF23141406977




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund invests primarily in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or transferable securities issued by companies incorporated,quoted or traded in any country in the world and offering an attractivedividend yield. The sub-fund's benchmark is the MSCI World Index.Historical information prior to this fund's launch date refers toPostbank Hoog Dividend Aandelen Fonds, its equivalent Dutch-domiciled version.

Geographical AllocationUS

36.02%

GB13.62%

AU 7.61%

IT 7.25%

NL 3.65% HK

3.48%CA

2.86%ES

2.80%SE

2.64%ZA

2.57%

KR 2.34%

OTR15.15%

Sector AllocationFIN

35.17%

UTI15.11%

CST10.98%

TEL 9.75% CDI

8.52%

ENR 6.71%

MAT 5.78%

HC 3.32%

IND 3.14%

UND 1.53%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

08/05/02

EUR 231.32

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


7.65

0.87

0.89

1.695.41

10.32

0.55

0.45

2.073.93



Annual Sharpe Ratio

13.13

4.23

2.60

4.71

5.15

0.50

-0.41

15.21

-0.17

-8.61

16.47

-0.65





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 49.79 -6.12 -14.17 -31.80 9.76 4.87Index 44.42 -8.24 -13.35 -33.02 8.83 4.71

Fund - - 10.17 -21.27 10.89 13.13

Sector* 2.55 -0.71 4.87 -21.49 -36.7415.10Index 1.97 -1.49 4.71 -23.67 -39.3113.95Fund 4.45 7.21 13.13 -1.24 -25.45


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Altria Group Inc Consumer Staples 1.452 Bank Of America Corp Financials 1.44

3 Telecom Corp Of New Zealand Telecoms 1.42

4 Enel Spa Utilities 1.385 Eni Spa Energy 1.36


7 Regions Financial Corp Financials 1.15

8 Manitoba Telecom Svcs Inc Telecoms 1.159 Kelda Group Plc Utilities 1.13

10 Merck & Co. Inc. Healthcare 1.12



05/00 10/00 03/01 08/01 01/02 06/02 11/02 04/03 09/03 02/04 07/04 12/04

130

120

110

100

90

80

70

60

50

ING (L) Invest Global High Dividend Index

Sector*


61

ING (L) InvestEurope Growth Fund

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGEGPC LXBloomberg Code:LU0199060350.LUFReuters Code:1992800Telekurs Code:


INGEGXC LXLU0199060608.LUF




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund primarily invests in a diversified portfolio of sharesand/or other transferable securities issued by companies established,listed or traded in a European country. Issuers are companies havingtheir headquarters or exercising their core business in Europe. Theportfolio invests most (i.e. at least two thirds of assets) of the portfolioin European shares that are likely to yield higher earnings growth thanthe European average.The Benchmark is MSCI Europe Growth.


Sector Allocation


S&P IM Fd EQ Europe (NX) XDM

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

02/12/04

EUR 252.37

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-

-

-

--

-

-

-

--



Annual Sharpe Ratio

-

-

-

6.35

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 40.24 -1.68 -18.07 -31.11 13.08 9.77Index 33.35 -11.90 -21.16 -32.24 6.66 6.35

Fund - - - - - -

Sector* 5.24 3.87 9.77 -14.49 -31.1224.13Index 4.64 2.07 6.35 -23.14 -46.6113.44Fund - - - - --


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Vodafone Group Plc Telecoms 4.502 Roche Holding Ag-genusschein Healthcare 4.29


4 Sanofi-aventis Healthcare 3.135 Novartis Ag-reg Shs Healthcare 3.06

6 Unilever Nv-cva Consumer Staples 2.93

7 Sap Ag Information Technology 2.89

8 Glaxosmithkline Plc Healthcare 2.729 Vnu N.v. Consumer Discretionary 2.57

10 Norsk Hydro Asa Energy 2.29



ING (L) Invest Europe Growth Fund Index


62

ING (L) InvestEurope High Dividend

Equity Fund


ISIN Code:INGEHPC LXBloomberg Code:LU0205350837.LUFReuters Code:

Sicovam Code:1993974Telekurs Code:


INGEHXC LXLU0205352882.LUF




Fund Breakdown


The aim of this portfolio with unlimited maturity is to make theinvested capital grow, especially by investing in European sharesyielding an attractive dividend rate. These shares are issued bycompanies established, listed or traded in a European country, exceptcountries from Eastern Europe. At least two thirds of portfolio assetsare invested in European shares with an attractive dividend rate thatare issued by the kind of companies described above.The Benchmark is MSCI Europe.

Sector Allocation



S&P IM Fd EQ Europe (NX) XDM

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

16/12/04

EUR 250.43

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-

-

-

--

-

-

-

--



Annual Sharpe Ratio

-

-

-

9.36

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 40.24 -1.68 -18.07 -31.11 13.08 9.77Index 33.78 -3.55 -16.94 -32.21 12.14 9.36

Fund - - - - - -

Sector* 5.24 3.87 9.77 -14.49 -31.1224.13Index 5.60 4.19 9.36 -16.87 -33.4022.64Fund - - - - --


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Equities

1 Technip S.a. Energy 1.582 Statoil Asa Energy 1.57


4 Total Sa Energy 1.535 Glaxosmithkline Plc Healthcare 1.51


7 Shell Transprt&tradng Co Plc Energy 1.49

8 Bp Plc Energy 1.479 Boc Group Plc Materials 1.26

10 Fomento De Construc Y Contra Industrials 1.10



ING (L) Invest Europe High Dividend Index


63

ING (L) PatrimonialAggressive

Balanced Fund


ISIN Code:INGPAGP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119195450.LUFReuters Code:94741Sicovam Code:1175449Telekurs Code:


INGPAGG LX EquityLU0121216526.LUF947691175639




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to invest globally in a diversifiedportfolio of equities and bonds. The sub-fund has overweight in theEuro-zone. The sub-fund is managed against an index composed of75% MSCI World, 12.5% Lehman Global Aggregate and 12.5%Lehman Euro Aggregate. The repartition between asset classes isbased on the strategy decided by the Global Asset AllocationCommittee once a month.

Regional Breakdown for equities

US49.27%

EEX15.78%

EZ15.27%

JP11.50%

EMW 4.96%

ASI 3.22%

EQU76.35

Currency Allocation

EUR66.10%

USD12.88%

JPY 9.05%

CAD 4.98%

GBP 3.77%

OTR 3.22%

BDS23.65


S&P IM Fd AA Glbl Dynamic (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

11/07/94

EUR 406.96

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.02

1.04

0.99

-0.881.46

-1.04

1.05

0.97

-1.040.76



Annual Sharpe Ratio

4.14

4.38

0.46

4.97

4.11

0.69

-6.37

12.86

-0.66

-5.15

12.27

-0.59





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 31.50 -4.59 -10.60 -23.87 7.05 3.76Index 31.67 -3.40 -8.92 -23.70 6.54 4.97

Fund 25.14 -3.76 -10.15 -26.66 7.47 4.14



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 5 Bonds

1 Us Treasury 04/2006 2 1/2% 5.413.03 20062 France Oat 02/2013 4% 2.613.50 2013

3 Germany 95/2005 6 1/2% 2.582.20 2005

4 Bundes Repub Deutschland 03/34 4 1.894.25 20345 Spain 97/2013 6.15% 1.843.46 2013

Name %Yield (%) Maturity

Top 5 Equities

1 General Electric Co Industrials 1.282 Exxon Mobil Corp Energy 1.07


4 Hsbc Holdings Plc Financials 0.905 Total Sa Energy 0.83


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

11511010510095908580757065

ING (L) Patrimonial Aggressive Index

Sector*


64

ING (L) PatrimonialBalanced

Balanced Fund


ISIN Code:INGPBAP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119195963.LUFReuters Code:94742Sicovam Code:1175440Telekurs Code:


INGPBAL LX EquityLU0121216955.LUF947721175628




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to invest globally in a diversifiedportfolio of equities and bonds. The sub-fund has overweight in theEuro-zone. The sub-fund is managed against an index composed of50% MSCI World, 25% Lehman Global Aggregate and 25% LehmanEuro Aggregate. The repartition between asset classes is based on thestrategy decided by the Global Asset Allocation Committee once amonth.


US50.29%

EEX15.84%

EZ15.35%

JP11.57%

EMW 4.42%

ASI 2.54%

EQU53.33

Currency Allocation

EUR65.40%

USD16.22%

GBP 5.65%

JPY 4.91%

HUF 2.92%

CHF 2.34%

OTR 2.55%


S&P IM Fd AA Glbl Neutral (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

01/12/77

EUR 802.55

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.65

1.09

0.98

-1.241.53

-1.53

1.07

0.97

-1.960.61



Annual Sharpe Ratio

3.53

3.49

0.40

4.78

3.21

0.83

-4.26

8.79

-0.73

-2.40

7.99

-0.57





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 26.26 -2.30 -6.79 -18.50 4.02 3.85Index 22.27 0.57 -4.00 -14.73 4.05 4.78

Fund 14.82 -0.31 -4.59 -18.97 4.60 3.53

Sector* 1.04 -0.22 3.85 -11.96 -19.838.03Index 1.12 0.58 4.78 -7.03 -10.249.03Fund 1.30 0.13 3.53 -12.25 -16.548.29


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 5 Bonds

1 Belgium Olo 95/2006 7% 3.892.34 20062 Bundes Repub Deutschland 03/34 4 3.644.25 2034

3 Italy 03/2008 3 1/2% 2.682.76 2008

4 France Oat 97/2029 5 1/2 % 2.164.21 20295 Uk Treasury 93/2006 7 3/4% 1.934.36 2006


Top 5 Equities



4 Hsbc Holdings Plc Financials 0.645 Citigroup Inc Financials 0.58


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

115

110

105

100

95

90

85

80

75

ING (L) Patrimonial Balanced Index

Sector*


65

ING (L) PatrimonialDefensive

Balanced Fund


ISIN Code:INGPDEP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119196938.LUFReuters Code:94743Sicovam Code:1175455Telekurs Code:


INGPDEF LX EquityLU0121217334.LUF947751175676




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to invest globally in a diversifiedportfolio of equities and bonds. The sub-fund has overweight in theEuro-zone. The sub-fund is managed against an index composed of25% MSCI World, 37.5% Lehman Global Aggregate and 37.5%Lehman Euro Aggregate. The repartition between asset classes isbased on the strategy decided by the Global Asset AllocationCommittee once a month.


US49.46%

EEX15.84%

EZ15.22%

JP11.44%

EMW 4.74%

ASI 3.30%

EQU28.60

Interest Rate Exposure

60%50%40%30%20%10%0%

>10y55.62%

7-10y 7.62%

5-7y14.55%

3-5y14.68%

1-3y 6.43%

0-1y 1.10%

BDS71.40


S&P IM Fd AA Glbl Defensive (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

11/07/94

EUR 394.21

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-2.03

1.08

0.90

-1.321.53

-1.54

1.05

0.94

-1.880.70



Annual Sharpe Ratio

3.20

2.93

0.37

4.58

2.71

0.91

-1.84

4.64

-0.85

0.20

4.07

-0.47





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 13.20 2.58 -0.71 -8.72 1.01 3.11Index 13.57 4.60 0.75 -5.21 1.48 4.58

Fund 6.55 1.37 -0.74 -9.84 1.65 3.20

Sector* 0.60 0.60 3.11 -4.92 -3.164.15Index 0.58 1.29 4.58 0.60 6.026.13Fund 0.75 0.77 3.20 -5.42 -4.834.90


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 5 Bonds

1 Netherlands 96/2006 6% 6.722.28 20062 Japan 04/2014 1 1/2% 4.261.29 2014

3 France Oat 95/2011 6 1/2 % 4.143.23 2011

4 Spain 98/2014 4 3/4% 3.413.59 20145 Bundes Repub Deutschland 03/34 4 3.294.25 2034


Top 5 Equities



4 Hsbc Holdings Plc Financials 0.345 Citigroup Inc Financials 0.31


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

11010810610410210098969492

ING (L) Patrimonial Defensive Index

Sector*


66

ING (L) PatrimonialEuro

Balanced Fund


ISIN Code:INGPEUP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119197159.LUFReuters Code:94744Sicovam Code:1175463Telekurs Code:


INGPEUR LX EquityLU0121217920.LUF947781175683




Fund Breakdown


This Euro Balanced sub-fund invests in both bonds and equities withinthe Euro-Zone and follows an asset allocation policy, which seeks toachieve long-term capital growth. The asset allocation policycombines valuation and technical prospects of assets. The sub-funddoes not hedge the currency risk and is therefore exposed to the Eurocurrency. The sub-fund's benchmark is a combination of 50% MSCIEMU and 50% Lehman Brothers Euro Aggregate Index.


EZ100.00%

EQU54.48


60%40%20%0%

>10y58.07%

7-10y-0.28%

5-7y 8.12%

3-5y21.40%

1-3y12.83%

0-1y-0.14%

BDS45.52


S&P IM Fd AA Euroland Dfnsve (NX) XBF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

17/10/95

EUR 440.44

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.83

1.08

0.98

-0.991.86

-2.11

1.01

0.97

-3.030.67



Annual Sharpe Ratio

6.61

4.26

1.05

8.83

4.18

1.61

-1.42

11.45

-0.31

0.45

10.48

-0.16





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 9.74 1.63 -3.74 -8.27 5.30 4.21Index 21.35 1.96 -6.93 -15.51 10.24 8.83

Fund 17.04 -5.23 -9.87 -19.23 11.28 6.61

Sector* 2.48 3.45 4.21 0.65 -1.549.72Index 5.46 5.76 8.83 1.36 -3.8219.98Fund 4.88 4.40 6.61 -4.19 -18.1618.63


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 5 Bonds

1 Bundes Repub Deutschland 03/34 4 3.864.25 20342 France Oat 99/2009 4% 3.643.01 2009

3 Spain 02/2017 5 1/2% 2.143.82 2017

4 Italy 97/2007 5 7/8% 1.782.70 20075 Bundesland Baden Wuert. 98/2008 4 1.742.95 2008


Top 5 Equities

1 Total Sa Energy 3.632 Royal Dutch Petroleum Energy 3.25

3 Telefonica S.a. Telecoms 2.24

4 Sanofi-aventis Healthcare 2.155 Nokia Oyj Information Technology 2.00


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

110

105

100

95

90

85

80

75

70

ING (L) Patrimonial Euro Index

Sector*


67

ING Index Linked FundContinuous Click Fund Euro

Capital Preservation Fund


ISIN Code:INGCCFE LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0096047401.LUFReuters Code:-Sicovam Code:805141Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to offer investors the opportunity toparticipate in the upside potential of an underlying index while tryingto maintain, on a monthly basis, 90% of the net asset value (floor)through investing in transferable securities of high quality issuers.Once a month, the floor may be adjusted upwards by means of a click.This occurs whenever the value of the fund has risen compared to itsvalue at the time of the latest click.The delta-adjusted exposure is a measure for the exposure on theequity market created by the options. This estimation of the equityexposure of a fund is only approximate. The delta-adjusted exposurechanges over time and is a function of the size and the precisecomposition of the options portfolio and market parameters such asinterest rates, exchange rates and the volatility of the underlying index.

Asset Allocation

MM79.37%

EQ(DAE)20.63% Key Figures & Statistics


Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

31/05/99

EUR 25.92



Annual Sharpe Ratio

1.73

1.36

-0.29

0.63

1.51

-0.99

Fund Fund


Current floor value 24.55



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - -1.20 -3.31 -2.24 2.45 1.73

Sector* - - - - --Fund 1.41 0.97 1.73 1.89 -2.674.22


12/99 06/00 12/00 06/01 12/01 06/02 12/02 06/03 12/03 06/04 12/04

26

25

24

ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Euro Floor Value


68

ING Index Linked FundContinuous Click Fund Euro II



ISIN Code:INGESFT LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0142749018.LUFReuters Code:-Sicovam Code:1374373Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to offer investors the opportunity toparticipate in the upside potential of an underlying index while tryingto maintain, on a monthly basis, 90% of the net asset value (floor)through investing in transferable securities of high quality issuers.Once a month, the floor may be adjusted upwards by means of a click.This occurs whenever the value of the fund has risen compared to itsvalue at the time of the latest click.The delta-adjusted exposure is a measure for the exposure on theequity market created by the options. This estimation of the equityexposure of a fund is only approximate. The delta-adjusted exposurechanges over time and is a function of the size and the precisecomposition of the options portfolio and market parameters such asinterest rates, exchange rates and the volatility of the underlying index.

Asset Allocation

MM74.54%

EQ(DAE)25.46%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

26/02/02

EUR 24.09



Annual Sharpe Ratio

1.90

1.74

-0.12

-

-

-

Fund Fund





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - - - - 2.60 1.90

Sector* - - - - --Fund 1.69 1.05 1.90 - -4.56


03/02 06/02 09/02 12/02 03/03 06/03 09/03 12/03 03/04 06/04 09/04 12/04

25

24

23

ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Euro II Floor Value


69

ING Index Linked FundContinuous Click Eurotop 100



ISIN Code:INGCFEC LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0093711504.LUFReuters Code:790Sicovam Code:992715Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to offer investors the opportunity toparticipate in the upside potential of an underlying Index, the FTSEEurotop 100 Index, while trying to maintain, on a monthly basis, 90%of the net asset value (floor) through investing in transferablesecurities of high quality issuers. Once a month, the floor may beadjusted upwards by means of a click. This occurs whenever the valueof the sub-fund has risen compared to its value at the time of the latestclick.There is no benchmark defined.The delta-adjusted exposure is a measure for the exposure on theequity market created by the options. This estimation of the equityexposure of a fund is only approximate. The delta-adjusted exposurechanges over time and is a function of the size and the precisecomposition of the options portfolio and market parameters such asinterest rates, exchange rates and the volatility of the underlying index.

Asset Allocation

MM79.47%

EQ(DAE)20.53% Key Figures & Statistics


Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

09/02/99

EUR 27.66



Annual Sharpe Ratio

1.69

1.33

-0.32

0.72

1.41

-0.99

Fund Fund





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - 2.25 -4.01 -1.88 2.41 1.69

Sector* - - - - --Fund 1.39 0.91 1.69 2.18 0.294.14


12/99 06/00 12/00 06/01 12/01 06/02 12/02 06/03 12/03 06/04 12/04

28

27

26

25

ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Eurotop 100 Floor Value


70

ING Index Linked FundContinuous Click Fund Japan



ISIN Code:INGPSCC LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0101428653.LUFReuters Code:-Sicovam Code:10011088Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to offer investors the opportunity toparticipate in the upside potential of an underlying index, the Nikkei225 Index, while trying to secure, on a monthly basis, 90% of the netasset value (the floor) through investing in Euro denominated fixedincome securities of high quality issuers. Once a month, the floor maybe adjusted upwards by means of a click. This occurs whenever thevalue of the fund has risen compared to its value at the time of theprevious click.The delta-adjusted exposure is a measure for the exposure on theequity market created by the options. This estimation of the equityexposure of a fund is only approximate. The delta-adjusted exposurechanges over time and is a function of the size and the precisecomposition of the options portfolio market parameters such as interestrates, exchange rates and the volatility of the underlying index.

Asset Allocation

MM83.19%

EQ(DAE)16.81%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

04/10/99

EUR 25.04



Annual Sharpe Ratio

0.97

3.17

-0.36

1.09

2.23

-0.46

Fund Fund





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - -5.24 -0.04 -0.21 2.52 0.97

Sector* - - - - --Fund 1.13 -1.03 0.97 3.30 -2.153.51


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

26

25

24

23

ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Japan Floor Value


71

ING Index Linked FundContinuous Click Fund US (EUR)



ISIN Code:INGCFSP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0101428067.LUFReuters Code:820Sicovam Code:1001079Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to offer investors the opportunity toparticipate in the upside potential of an underlying Index, the S&P 500Index, while trying to maintain, on a monthly basis, 90% of the netasset value (floor) through investing in transferable securities of highquality issuers. Once a month, the floor may be adjusted upwards bymeans of a click. This occurs whenever the value of the sub-fund hasrisen compared to its value at the time of the latest click.There is no benchmark defined.The delta-adjusted exposure is a measure for the exposure on theequity market created by the options. This estimation of the equityexposure of a fund is only approximate. The delta-adjusted exposurechanges over time and is a function of the size and the precisecomposition of the options portfolio and market parameters such asinterest rates, exchange rates and the volatility of the underlying index.

Asset Allocation

MM71.51%

EQ(DAE)28.49%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

01/11/99

EUR 26.07



Annual Sharpe Ratio

2.40

1.65

0.17

1.41

1.65

-0.43

Fund Fund





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - 0.71 -2.34 -1.64 3.54 2.40

Sector* - - - - --Fund 2.00 1.12 2.40 4.28 2.566.02


12/99 06/00 12/00 06/01 12/01 06/02 12/02 06/03 12/03 06/04 12/04

26

25

24

23

ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund US (EUR) Floor Value


72

ING Index Linked FundContinuous Click Fund US (USD)



ISIN Code:INGCCSP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0101428497.LUFReuters Code:900Sicovam Code:1001083Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to offer investors the opportunity toparticipate in the upside potential of an underlying Index, the S&P 500Index, while trying to maintain, on a monthly basis, 90% of the netasset value (floor) through investing in transferable securities of highquality issuers. Once a month, the floor may be adjusted upwards bymeans of a click. This occurs whenever the value of the sub-fund hasrisen compared to its value at the time of the latest click.There is no benchmark defined.The delta-adjusted exposure is a measure for the exposure on theequity market created by the options. This estimation of the equityexposure of a fund is only approximate. The delta-adjusted exposurechanges over time and is a function of the size and the precisecomposition of the options portfolio and market parameters such asinterest rates, exchange rates and the volatility of the underlying index.

Asset Allocation

MM74.24%

EQ(DAE)25.76%


3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

01/11/99

USD 25.63



Annual Sharpe Ratio

2.64

1.61

0.33

1.19

1.37

-0.68

Fund Fund





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - 0.67 -3.25 -1.94 2.93 2.64

Sector* - - - - --Fund 2.32 1.83 2.64 3.60 0.915.65


12/99 06/00 12/00 06/01 12/01 06/02 12/02 06/03 12/03 06/04 12/04

26

25

24

23

ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund US (USD) Floor Value


73

ING Index Linked FundProtected Mix 70



ISIN Code:INGPMFD LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0110815254.LUFReuters Code:530Sicovam Code:1096564Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown


This sub-fund represents a completely new method of investing andoperates in a different way than usual mix sub-funds. The ratioequity/fixed income is monitored closely and optimized continuously.The basic objective is to maximize equity exposure, while trying tomaintain on a daily basis 70% of the net asset value through anoptimal allocation between equities and fixed income securities and byusing derivative contracts such as Over the Counter options. Theprotection level is 70% of the highest published NAV. The protectionlevel will be increased if there is an increase in the NAV above theprevious high and left intact otherwise. No formal guarantee is givento the investors whether the objective will be realised although allrelevant measures of protection will be taken. Besides equity andbonds, the sub-fund may hold Certificates of Deposit, CommercialPaper and other money market instruments. The sub-fund may alsohold cash. No benchmark is defined.

Asset Allocation

BDS54.00%

EQU45.00%

CASH 1.00%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

10/07/00

EUR 22.58



Annual Sharpe Ratio

5.07

2.71

1.09

-0.31

5.43

-0.45

Fund Fund





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - - -5.63 -10.05 4.83 5.07

Sector* - - - - --Fund 3.44 3.25 5.07 -0.92 -10.15


07/00 12/00 05/01 10/01 03/02 08/02 01/03 06/03 11/03 04/04 09/04

24

23

22

21

20

19

18

ING Index Linked Fund Protected Mix 70 Floor Value


74




ISIN Code:INGPMFE LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0110816229.LUFReuters Code:540Sicovam Code:1096566Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown



Asset Allocation

BDS62.00%

EQU35.00%

CASH 3.00%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

10/07/00

EUR 24.20



Annual Sharpe Ratio

4.09

2.05

0.96

0.39

3.91

-0.44

Fund Fund





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - - -2.57 -6.65 4.12 4.09

Sector* - - - - --Fund 2.72 2.63 4.09 1.17 -8.37


07/00 12/00 05/01 10/01 03/02 08/02 01/03 06/03 11/03 04/04 09/04

24

23

22

21

20



75




ISIN Code:INGPMFN LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0110817979.LUFReuters Code:770Sicovam Code:1096567Telekurs Code:




Fund Breakdown



Asset Allocation

BDS72.00%

EQU20.00%

CASH 8.00%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

10/07/00

EUR 25.78



Annual Sharpe Ratio

3.00

1.41

0.62

0.90

2.46

-0.50

Fund Fund





1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -

Fund - - 0.68 -3.55 3.39 3.00

Sector* - - - - --Fund 1.82 1.82 3.00 2.71 -6.48


12/01 04/02 08/02 12/02 04/03 08/03 12/03 04/04 08/04 12/04

25

24

23



76

ING (L) Renta FundAsian Debt

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGRASP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119220589.LUFReuters Code:94734Sicovam Code:1173099Telekurs Code:


INGRASC LX EquityLU0121210917.LUF947841173801




Fund Breakdown


The Fund aims at income growth through active management of aportfolio of USD denominated bonds from Asian countries, such asChina, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines,Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.The benchmark is JPMorgan Asia Credit Index - Sovereign & Quasi Sovereign.


30%25%20%15%10%5%0%

>10y15.39%

7-10y28.77%

5-7y11.96%

3-5y28.77%

1-3y13.69%

0-1y 1.42%

Rating Allocation

Aa1 1.38%

Aa3 5.06%

A1 1.64%

A2 2.88%

A321.32%

Baa119.79%

Baa2 7.15%Baa3

1.94% Ba1 2.23%

Ba231.28%

B2 5.34%


S&P IM Fd FI Asia Pac ex Japan (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

18/11/96

USD 882.73

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


1.04

0.94

0.95

0.361.34

0.30

0.93

0.98

-0.080.69



Annual Sharpe Ratio

5.03

4.57

0.64

5.09

4.89

0.61

10.00

5.71

1.38

9.48

5.92

1.24



Duration 4.82



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 16.85 6.08 10.24 14.08 12.45 8.49Index 14.44 8.11 16.53 14.56 8.99 5.09

Fund 13.60 6.92 15.01 14.84 10.34 5.03



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Petronas Capital 02/2012 7% 8.324.65 20122 National Power Corp 02/2006 7 7/8% 5.506.53 2006

3 Malaysia 99/2009 8 3/4% 5.464.11 2009

4 Philippines 00/2025 10 5/8% 4.419.75 20255 Philippines 02/2017 9 3/8% 3.728.74 2017

6 Phillippines 04/2011 8 3/8% 3.588.20 2011

7 Philippines 00/2010 9 7/8 % 2.987.62 2010

8 Korean Dev Bank 01/2006 5 1/4 % 2.963.57 20069 Bank Of Korea 03/2008 4 1/4% 2.894.15 2008

10 Industrial Bank Of Korea 04/2014 4% 2.80- 2014


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

160

150

140

130

120

110

100

ING (L) Renta Fund Asian Debt Index

Sector*


77

ING (L) Renta FundCorporate USD

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGRCPP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119221124.LUFReuters Code:94737Sicovam Code:1173201Telekurs Code:


INGRCPU LX EquityLU0121211139.LUF947931174016




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to obtain an additional return abovethat of a portfolio of government bonds by investing in a range offixed income securities and instruments issued by financial institutionsand corporate denominated in USD. The sub-fund's benchmark is theLehman Brothers US Corporate Index.The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


50%40%30%20%10%0%-10%

>10y47.69%

7-10y 7.32%

5-7y25.44%

3-5y 3.86%

1-3y16.51%

0-1y-0.81%

Rating Allocation

Aaa 0.76%

Aa1 2.12%

Aa212.07%

Aa310.67%

A123.59%

A2 8.36%

A314.37% Baa1

13.86%

Baa2 9.35%

Baa3 4.85%


S&P IM Fd FI USD (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

18/05/98

USD 740.69

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.17

0.95

0.96

-1.261.22

-0.60

1.00

0.97

-0.740.80



Annual Sharpe Ratio

4.77

4.97

0.53

5.39

4.90

0.67

6.23

5.75

0.72

7.90

5.93

0.97



Duration 5.69



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* -3.49 7.57 4.44 7.71 2.06 1.54Index 0.35 9.26 9.77 10.11 8.24 5.39

Fund -1.74 8.76 8.52 9.11 4.88 4.77



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Citigroup 04/2014 5% 4.456.24 20142 Hsbc Holding 02/2012 5 1/4% 3.404.69 2012

3 American General Fin. 01/2006 5 7/8% 3.363.39 2006

4 Ford Motor 99/2009 7 3/8% 2.925.58 20095 Bankamerica 99/2009 5 7/8% 2.704.05 2004

6 Bnp Paribas Capital 9.003% (perp) 2.68-

7 Royal Bank Of Scotland 00/2999 2.38- 2010

8 Barclays Bank 09/2049 8.55% 2.155.29 20119 Sara Lee Corp 01/2011 6 1/4% 2.07- 2011

10 Reed Elsevier Capital 01/2011 6 3/4% 2.07- 2011


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

150145140135130125120115110105100

ING (L) Renta Fund Corporate USD Index

Sector*


78

ING (L) Renta FundDollar

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGRDOP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119221637.LUFReuters Code:94736Sicovam Code:1172886Telekurs Code:


INGRDOL LX EquityLU0121214315.LUF947901173694




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is the optimisation of return by investingin mostly fixed income instruments denominated in USD. Theportfolio mainly consists of a mix of government bonds andinvestment grade instruments with a predominance of highly ratedcredits.The benchmark used as a reference is the Lehman Brothers USAggregate Index.


40%30%20%10%0%

>10y38.85%

7-10y28.73%

5-7y14.34%

3-5y13.46%

1-3y 3.26%

0-1y 1.37%

Rating Allocation

Aaa51.78%

Aa1 0.26%

Aa219.74%

Aa3 4.76%

A1 6.08%

A2 3.02%

A3 5.29%

Baa1 4.36%

Baa2 3.07%

Baa3 1.54%

Not Rated 0.10%


S&P IM Fd FI USD (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

20/02/89

USD 749.39

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.37

0.85

0.93

-1.891.17

-1.38

0.89

0.98

-2.760.66



Annual Sharpe Ratio

2.43

3.54

0.09

4.34

3.94

0.56

3.84

3.86

0.45

6.20

4.37

0.93



Duration 4.18



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* -3.49 7.57 4.44 7.71 2.06 1.54Index -2.63 13.65 6.53 10.28 4.10 4.34

Fund -1.73 11.08 6.48 5.91 3.21 2.43



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Italy 03/2006 2 3/4 % 9.373.32 20062 Usa T.bonds 00/2030 6 1/4% 4.944.96 2030

3 Fannie Mae 03/2008 2 1/2% 3.463.70 2008

4 Usa T.notes 89/2019 8 1/8% 3.004.73 20195 Us Treasury 02/2007 3 1/4% 2.903.30 2007

6 Fannie Mae 02/2012 4 3/8% 2.884.42 2012

7 Us Treasury 03/2008 2 5/8% 2.673.45 2008

8 Disc.master Tr.96/2008 6.05% 2.27- 20089 Usa T.bonds 97/2027 6 5/8% 2.254.96 2027

10 Dta 00/2005 7% 1.462.70 2005


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140

135

130

125

120

115

110

105

100

ING (L) Renta Fund Dollar Index

Sector*


79

ING (L) Renta FundEMD Hard Currency

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGEMMA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0041345751.LUFReuters Code:-Sicovam Code:1581523Telekurs Code:


INGEMGX LX Equity

LU0166332101581534




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to achieve long-term capital growth inEUR, by investing in a diversified selection of debt instrumentdenominated in OECD currencies issued by issuers from low andmiddle income developing countries. The fund mainly invests in LatinAmerican, Eastern European and African debt instruments such as(floating rates) bonds, bonds with warrants, convertibles, Brady bondsand subordinated bonds. The benchmark is the JP Morgan EMBIGlobal Diversified hedged.


30%25%20%15%10%5%0%

>10y11.60%

7-10y28.60%

5-7y19.00%

3-5y17.40%

1-3y 6.00%

0-1y17.40%

Rating Allocation

A 1.30%

Aa 7.40%

B39.80%

Ba16.70%

Baa22.10%

Caa1 8.60%

Not Rated 4.10%


S&P IM Fd FI Global Emg Mkts (NX) XDM3 month Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

12/02/93

EUR 2,376.88

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


1.63

1.00

0.96

0.692.25

-0.75

1.19

0.98

0.652.06



Annual Sharpe Ratio

13.48

9.79

1.16

12.01

8.16

1.21

18.64

10.97

1.51

16.85

10.76

1.37



Duration 5.56



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 38.57 17.62 9.69 -4.85 3.60 2.44Index 22.83 13.71 -0.42 16.11 22.68 12.01

Fund 25.41 15.55 11.59 13.50 29.67 13.48

Sector* -2.37 2.17 2.44 0.97 30.276.12Index 4.58 13.64 12.01 59.55 80.6637.41Fund 6.20 16.94 13.48 67.00 115.3447.14


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Russian Fed. Eurobonds 00/2030 (step 5.22- 20302 Venezuela 97/2027 9 1/4% 4.508.78 2027

3 Argentina 02/2012 (frn) 4.48- 2012

4 Brazil 03/2011 10% 4.357.04 20115 Russian Federation 98/2028 12 3/4% 4.347.07 2028

6 Brazil 00/2020 12 3/4 % 3.128.64 2020

7 Brazil 04/2019 8 7/8% 2.988.37 2019

8 Turkey 04/2034 8% 2.897.56 20349 Ukraine 03/2013 7.65% 2.846.42 2013

10 Ministry Of Finance Russia 93/2008 3% 2.825.32 2008


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

220210200190180170160150140130120110100

ING (L) Renta Fund EMD Hard Currency Index

Sector*


80

ING (L) Renta FundEMD Local Currency

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGEMDC LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0118287449.LUFReuters Code:-Sicovam Code:1154024Telekurs Code:


INGEMDX LX EquityLU0118288173.LUF-1154026




Fund Breakdown


The fund invests in fixed income securities and other transferableinstruments on a diversified basis. It focuses (at least two-thirds of theportfolio) on securities issued in local currency by low- and middle-income developing countries (emerging markets) where economicreforms have been carried out and where growth objectives have beenset or achieved. These countries encompass Latin America, Asia,Central Europe, Eastern Europe and Africa.Up to one third of the fund may be invested elsewhere (including theOECD countries) in securities denominated in hard currency (e.g.euro, US dollar).The sub-fund's benchmark is the JP Morgan Emerging Local Markets.


80%60%40%20%0%

7-10y 0.32%

3-5y10.37%

1-3y17.41%

0-1y71.90%

Rating Allocation

A16.31%Aa

38.78%

Aaa30.80%

B 0.68%

Baa10.35%

Not Rated 3.08%


S&P IM Fd FI Global Emg Mkts (NX) USD3 months USD Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

11/10/00

USD 42.38

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.75

1.22

0.57

0.215.12

-2.84

1.24

0.99

0.261.51



Annual Sharpe Ratio

15.23

6.73

1.95

14.79

5.40

2.35

15.06

7.67

1.69

13.99

4.76

2.50



Duration 0.68



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 18.29 10.16 4.02 12.14 24.52 10.39Index - 1.98 3.18 11.43 15.80 14.79

Fund - - 9.48 13.34 16.65 15.23

Sector* 6.85 14.14 10.39 54.14 76.6537.46Index 9.20 12.46 14.79 48.12 55.8532.92Fund 10.54 14.60 15.23 52.34 -34.41


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Singapore 00/2005 4% 10.961.14 20052 Mexican 03/2005 (frn) 9.79- 2005

3 Hungary 03/2006 7 % 6.928.43 2006

4 Vorarl Land Hypo 03/2008 5% 5.995.97 20085 Jp Morgan 04/2007 (var) 5.32-

6 South Africa 02/2005 12% 4.70- 2005

7 Kredit Wiederauf 02/2005 4 7/8% 4.052.60 2005

8 Makam T-bill 04/2005 0% 2.81- 20059 E.i.b. 00/2005 13 3/5% 1.906.54 2005

10 Argbond 30/09/2008 2% Sinkable 1.50- 2008


10/00 03/01 08/01 01/02 06/02 11/02 04/03 09/03 02/04 07/04 12/04

170

160

150

140

130

120

110

100

ING (L) Renta Fund EMD Local Currency Index

Sector*


81

ING (L) Renta FundEuro

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGREUP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119222015.LUFReuters Code:94738Sicovam Code:1173127Telekurs Code:


INGREUR LX EquityLU0121214588.LUF947961173992




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the portfolio is to optimise the return by investing infixed income instruments denominated in Euro (or in the legacycurrencies of the member states). The sub-fund mainly invests ininvestment grades instruments. The benchmark used as a reference is the Lehman Brothers EuroAggregate Index.The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


40%30%20%10%0%

>10y37.58%

7-10y22.74%

5-7y14.42%

3-5y16.17%

1-3y 8.76%

0-1y 0.32%

Rating Allocation

Aaa46.78%

Aa1 7.52%

Aa216.22%

Aa3 2.27%

A113.42%

A2 2.96%

A3 1.29%

Baa1 2.15%

Baa2 2.46%

Baa3 0.41%

Not Rated 1.28%

Undefined 3.24%


S&P IM Fd FI EUR (NX) XEC3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

10/03/97

EUR 362.88

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.31

0.96

0.96

-2.330.66

-1.00

0.91

0.98

-4.590.35



Annual Sharpe Ratio

5.62

2.14

1.63

7.37

2.33

2.25

5.45

3.16

1.05

7.10

3.21

1.55


Total Net Assets of the Fund (Mln): EUR 1,110.43

Duration 5.20



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* -3.04 4.80 4.14 6.46 3.29 5.16Index -2.58 7.17 5.89 9.46 4.54 7.37

Fund -3.27 5.55 5.80 6.46 4.27 5.62



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Bundes Repub Deutschland 03/34 4 7.614.25 20342 Italy 03/2006 2 3/4% 7.312.45 2006

3 Greece 03/2008 3.5% 6.582.85 2008

4 Germany 98/2028 5 5/8% 4.304.19 20285 Netherlands 01/2011 5% 4.043.29 2011

6 France Oat 03/2019 4 1/4% 3.503.91 2019

7 Deut Genos-hypbk 97/2007 5 3/4% 2.512.60 2007

8 Hypo Essen 97/2007 5 1/2% 2.492.63 20079 Germany 94/2024 6 1/4% 2.414.08 2024

10 Frank Hypo Centb 98/2007 4 % 2.402.61 2007


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

135

130

125

120

115

110

105

100

ING (L) Renta Fund Euro Index

Sector*


82

ING (L) Renta FundEurocredit

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGEUCP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0123076597.LUFReuters Code:94988Sicovam Code:1186206Telekurs Code:


INGEUCX LX EquityLU0123076670.LUF3481186210




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to obtain an additional return abovethat of a portfolio of government bonds by investing in a range offixed income securities and instruments issued by financial institutionsand corporate denominated in euro or in an OECD currency. The(implicit) average credit rating of the portfolio is A (single 'A'). Thebenchmark is the Lehman Brothers Euro Corporate Index.


60%40%20%0%-20%

>10y-10.20%

7-10y45.27%

5-7y39.72%

3-5y14.75%

1-3y10.77%

0-1y-0.30%

Rating Allocation

Aaa 3.78%

Aa1 0.65%

Aa2 9.17%

Aa3 9.03%

A120.21%

A215.14%

A3 7.37%

Baa111.48%

Baa2 9.91%

Baa3 2.28%

Not Rated 6.47%

Undefined 4.52%


S&P IM Fd FI EUR (NX) XEC3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

02/03/99

EUR 126.54

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.99

1.00

0.97

-2.020.50

-1.03

1.06

0.97

-1.350.44



Annual Sharpe Ratio

6.91

2.40

2.00

7.55

2.23

2.44

6.53

2.98

1.48

7.62

2.95

1.86



Duration 4.58



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* -3.04 4.80 4.14 6.46 3.29 5.16Index - 6.64 6.12 8.53 6.77 7.55

Fund - 5.38 5.68 6.79 5.89 6.91



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Olivetti Finance 02/2012 7 1/4 % 3.544.04 20122 France Telecom 03/2013 7 1/4 % 3.474.01 2013

3 Citigroup 04/2019 4 3/4% (var) 3.32- 2019

4 Fortis Banque 01/2011 6 1/2% 2.624.38 20115 Suez Lyon. Eaux 99/2009 5 7/8% 2.533.35 2009

6 Rwe Finance 02/2012 6 1/8% 2.523.74 2012

7 Sanpaolo Imi 00/2010 (frn) 2.52- 2010

8 Telstra 01/2011 6 3/8% 2.273.61 20119 Deutsche Telecom 2001/2006 5 7/8% 2.212.70 2006

10 General Motors 03/2008 6% 2.194.65 2008


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

140

135

130

125

120

115

110

105

100

ING (L) Renta Fund Eurocredit Index

Sector*


83

ING (L) Renta FundEuromix Bond

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGEURA LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0092532034.LUFReuters Code:94990Sicovam Code:988887Telekurs Code:


INGEURX LX EquityLU0113307382.LUF949911102555




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to realise long-term capital growth ineuro terms by investing in a diversified portfolio of fixed incomesecurities and instruments denominated in European currencies(including euro). The average maturity normally fluctuates around 5and 7 years. The sub-fund's benchmark is the JP Morgan GovernmentBonds Europe.


80%60%40%20%0%

>10y66.12%

7-10y 7.66%

5-7y 6.36%

3-5y 9.90%

1-3y10.08%

0-1y-0.12%

Rating Allocation

Aaa64.37%

Aa119.00%

Aa2 2.52%

A112.36%

A2 1.75%


S&P IM Fd FI Europe (NX) XBF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

04/01/99

EUR 132.32

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.72

0.96

0.97

-1.550.61

-0.35

0.89

0.93

-1.710.67



Annual Sharpe Ratio

6.33

2.32

1.82

7.57

2.51

2.17

5.39

3.31

0.99

6.41

3.39

1.26



Duration 5.86



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* -2.29 4.48 3.72 5.14 2.26 5.70Index -0.29 7.37 5.93 8.87 2.87 7.57

Fund -1.87 8.18 5.63 7.91 2.02 6.33



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Germany 00/2031 5 1/2 % 10.294.23 20312 Bundes Repub Deutschland 03/34 4 7.754.25 2034

3 Belgium Olo 97/2008 5 3/4% 7.582.75 2008

4 Depfa 98/2005 5% 6.032.08 20055 Uk Treasury 93/2006 7 3/4% 5.574.36 2006

6 Finland 96/2006 7 1/4% 5.282.39 2006

7 Austria 98/2008 5% 4.712.71 2008

8 Belgium Olo 00/2010 5 3/4% 4.333.17 20109 Netherlands 02/2012 5 % 4.243.42 2012

10 Belgium Olo 02/2012 5 % 4.003.45 2012


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

135

130

125

120

115

110

105

100

ING (L) Renta Fund Euromix Bond Index

Sector*


84

ING (L) Renta FundGlobal High Yield

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGRGHP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0128047684.LUFReuters Code:-Sicovam Code:1226433Telekurs Code:


INGRGHC LX EquityLU0128047924.LUF-1226456




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund is managed on a total return basis. The approachcombines intensive, fundamental credit analysis on individual issuerscoupled with Macro-views on geography, credit quality (BB vs. B vs.CC), and industry sectors to determine overall portfolio positioning.The benchmark is composed by 70% of Lehman Brother's US HighYield Index and 30% of Lehman Brother's Pan-European High YieldIndex.

Rating Allocation

B63.51%

BB19.87%

CC 0.18%

CCC15.49%

Not Rated 0.68%

OTR 0.27%



Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

21/05/01

EUR 307.45

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


1.22

0.58

0.85

-0.934.17

-1.88

1.01

0.97

-2.970.60



Annual Sharpe Ratio

10.34

3.71

2.22

12.35

3.63

2.82

8.91

5.39

1.26

13.42

8.64

1.31



Duration 4.03



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - - - - - -Index - -9.07 1.04 -0.10 29.99 12.35

Fund - - - -0.53 17.68 10.34

Sector* - - - - --Index 4.48 9.39 12.35 45.90 34.0446.05Fund 3.77 8.54 10.34 29.17 -29.85


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Lighthouse 04/2014 8% 1.537.49 20142 Tvn Entertainment 03/2013 9 1/2% 1.28- 2013

3 Dow Jones Cdx Hy 04/2009 7 3/4% 1.27- 2009

4 Ashtead Holding 04/2014 12% 1.21- 20145 Cirsa Finance Lux 04/2014 8 3/4% 1.12- 2014

6 Gildemeister 04/2011 9 3/4% 1.108.01 2011

7 It Holding Finance 04/2012 9 7/8% 1.019.98 2012

8 Allied Waste North Amer. 01/2008 8 1/2 0.996.72 20089 Tele Colombus 04/2010 (frn) 0.91- 2010

10 Nalco Company 04/2011 7 3/4% 0.906.00 2011


05/01 09/01 01/02 05/02 09/02 01/03 05/03 09/03 01/04 05/04 09/04

1351301251201151101051009590

ING (L) Renta Fund Global High Yield Index


85

ING (L) Renta FundInternational

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGRINP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119223252.LUFReuters Code:94739Sicovam Code:1172845Telekurs Code:


INGRINT LX EquityLU0121215809.LUF947991173643




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to achieve long-term capital growthby investing in a diversified portfolio of fixed income securitiesdenominated in the currencies of the world's largest developedeconomies, with overweight in the Euro zone. Investments areconcentrated on issuers such as governments; supra-nationals andinvestment grade credits. The sub-fund's benchmark is a a combinationof Lehman Brothers Global Aggregate Index (50%) and LehmanBrothers Euro Aggregate Index (50%).The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%

>10y59.03%

7-10y 6.43%

5-7y12.78%

3-5y14.40%

1-3y 6.58%

0-1y 0.78%

Currency Allocation

EUR67.54%

USD10.44%

JPY10.24%

CAD 4.84%

GBP 3.85%

OTR 3.08%


S&P IM Fd FI Global EUR Based (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

01/03/66

EUR 167.96

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-1.49

0.92

0.93

-2.160.77

-1.38

0.97

0.95

-2.490.60



Annual Sharpe Ratio

2.80

2.80

0.24

4.36

2.82

0.80

0.74

2.76

-0.50

2.45

2.88

0.11



Duration 5.01



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - 6.84 3.55 1.81 -0.36 2.63Index 5.83 9.17 5.33 4.07 -1.00 4.36

Fund 6.93 5.74 5.87 1.02 -1.55 2.80



Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Bundes Repub Deutschland 03/34 4 7.334.25 20342 Germany 00/2010 5 1/4 % 5.363.12 2010

3 Belgium Olo 03/2013 4 1/4% 4.173.56 2013

4 France Oat 92/2023 8 1/2 % 3.954.01 20235 Btps 01/2007 4 1/2% 3.472.57 2007

6 Italy 97/2007 5 7/8% 2.922.70 2007

7 Deutschland 04/2014 4 1/4% 2.913.60 2014

8 Freddie Mac 04/2009 3 3/4% 2.723.11 20099 Hellenic Railway 98/2008 6 1/4 % 2.553.03 2008

10 Fannie Mae 03/2008 2 1/2% 2.473.70 2008


11/99 05/00 11/00 05/01 11/01 05/02 11/02 05/03 11/03 05/04 11/04

122120118116114112110108106104102100

ING (L) Renta Fund International Index

Sector*


86

ING (L) Renta FundWorld

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:INGRWLP LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119223682.LUFReuters Code:94740Sicovam Code:1173232Telekurs Code:


INGRWLD LX EquityLU0121215551.LUF948021174027




Fund Breakdown


The sub-fund aims at achieving yield via diversification ininternational bonds denominated in various currencies. The aim is tooffer broad monetary diversification on a global scale. Theseinvestments may also be made in emerging markets. The sub-fundinvests mainly in first class issuers such as governments,multinationals, supranationals or prime private sector issuers. The sub-fund's benchmark is the Lehman Brothers Global Aggregate Index.The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


30%25%20%15%10%5%0%

>10y26.97%

7-10y11.69%

5-7y17.08%

3-5y17.38%

1-3y16.28%

0-1y10.59%

Rating Allocation

A 5.93%

A+ 4.14%

A-11.49%

AA 9.89%

AA+ 0.09%

AA- 5.65%

AAA54.61%

BBB 2.45%

BBB+ 3.95%

BBB- 1.79%


S&P IM Fd FI Global EUR Based (NX) XLF3 months Euribor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

20/02/89

EUR 562.13

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-3.11

0.95

0.89

-1.991.51

-1.71

1.06

0.95

-1.511.08



Annual Sharpe Ratio

-0.25

4.62

-0.51

1.40

4.23

-0.17

-5.04

4.64

-1.54

-2.08

4.59

-0.91



Duration 4.71



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* - 6.84 3.55 1.81 -0.36 2.63Index 5.32 3.08 5.01 -1.14 -6.34 1.40

Fund 4.34 5.97 4.23 -7.32 -7.38 -0.25

Sector* 0.13 1.68 2.63 4.10 15.172.26Index -2.48 -1.25 1.40 -6.11 1.63-5.03Fund -2.40 -1.82 -0.25 -14.38 -5.43-7.61


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Germany 00/2031 5 1/2 % 8.184.23 20312 Japan Govt 02/2007 0 1/2% 5.480.16 2007

3 Poland 02/2007 8 1/2 % 4.046.08 2007

4 Japan 99/2009 1 1/2 % 3.840.45 20095 Usa T.bonds 93/2023 6 1/4% 3.534.92 2023

6 Netherlands 00/2010 5 1/2 % 3.443.14 2004

7 Usa T.bonds 01/2031 5 3/8% 3.134.89 1931

8 Netherlands 01/2011 5% 3.103.29 20119 Netherland 04/2014 3 3/4% 2.953.63 2014

10 Hungary 04/2007 9 1/4% 2.648.05


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ING (L) Renta FundYen

Bond Fund


ISIN Code:BYK3315 LX EquityBloomberg Code:LU0119224144.LUFReuters Code:94735Sicovam Code:1172891Telekurs Code:


INGRYEN LX EquityLU0121216286.LUF947871173702




Fund Breakdown


The objective of the sub-fund is to achieve long-term capital growth inJapanese Yen terms by investing in a diversified portfolio of JapaneseYen denominated bonds. This will be achieved by duration-and-curveposition. Yield enhancement is achieved by selection on grade credit.The sub-fund's benchmark is the JPM Japan Bond Index.The sub-fund does not hedge the currency risk.


35%30%25%20%15%10%5%0%

>10y24.98%

7-10y33.01%

5-7y14.59%

3-5y18.46%

1-3y 8.96%

0-1y 0.01%

Rating Allocation

Aaa 1.97%

Aa2 0.66%

A297.37%


S&P IM Fd FI JPY (NX) JPY3 months JPY Libor used as risk free rate for the calculation of the annual Sharpe Ratio

Launch date:


1 Year 3 Years

20/02/89

JPY 77,634

Annual Alpha (%)

Beta

R-Squared


-0.41

0.89

0.82

-0.580.79

-0.90

0.91

0.99

-3.600.28



Annual Sharpe Ratio

0.26

1.97

-0.94

1.29

2.16

-0.39

-0.05

1.79

-1.21

0.41

1.83

-0.93



Duration 6



1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 YTD


Sector* 2.72 0.14 1.18 0.37 -0.70 -0.14Index 5.01 2.27 3.74 0.61 -0.65 1.29

Fund 7.90 2.99 3.42 1.04 -1.42 0.26

Sector* -0.11 1.07 -0.14 -0.48 0.83-0.84Index 0.53 2.31 1.29 1.24 7.420.63Fund 0.43 1.72 0.26 -0.14 6.35-1.17


Ind

exed

Per

form

ance

Top 10 Bonds

1 Japan Govt -19 02/2007 0 1/2% 22.560.12 20072 Japan 04/2014 1 1/2% 16.891.29 2014

3 Japan 03/2008 0.30% 16.540.32 2008

4 Japan 00/2010 1.80 % 14.650.61 20105 Japan 03/2008 0 1/2 % 12.790.32 2008

6 Japan 02/2022 1.90 % 7.511.88 2022

7 Japan 02/2012 0.80 % 5.701.12 2012

8 Japan 03/2023 1.8% 1.701.98 20239 Toyota Motor Credit 01/2008 0 3/4% 0.680.32 2008

10 Italy 96/2008 3 8/10% 0.670.25 2008


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GLOSSARY

Alpha (annualised)The Alpha of a fund measures its performance when the performance of its benchmark is zero. It is indicative of the ability of the fund manager tooutperform the fund's benchmark, taking the market risk into account. The more positive the better.

BenchmarkThe benchmark of a fund is its main investment yardstick. It is mostly a well-known market index, a combination of indexes or an in-house index, ifno appropriate index is available. Comparing the performance and the risk indicators of a fund relative to its benchmark offers a way to assess thequality of the fund management.

BetaThe Beta of a fund indicates its sensitivity to fluctuations of the benchmark. A Beta higher than 1 (lower than 1) indicates that the fund tends to gain(lose) x% percent when the benchmark gains (loses) 1%. Hence, the Beta is a measure of risk: a figure far above 1 reflects a strong sensitivity to mar-ket fluctuations.

DurationThe duration of a bond portfolio can be defined as the average life of the bonds in the portfolio weighted by the present value of all future cash flowsfrom the bonds. The longer the duration, the stronger the sensitivity of the portfolio to interest rate changes. Here, the displayed duration is in fact theModified Duration, i.e. the duration divided by the bond yield.

Information ratio (annualised)The information ratio measures the average excess performance (relative to the benchmark) of a fund adjusted for relative risk. In technical terms, itis the ratio of the average excess performance over the tracking error.

Micropal AverageThe Micropal Average measures the average performance of all funds registered for sale in the fund category defined by Micropal. Comparing a fund to itsMicropal average enables investors to identify the funds outscoring or underscoring the average performance of all funds present in this category.

Standard & Poor’s RankingThe Standard & Poor's Micropal Ranking is calculated using a fund's monthly performance relative to its sector average for each of the 36 months overthe 3 years to date. The average and volatility of these 36 numbers are used to calculate a fund's star ranking. 5 stars mean top 10%, 4 stars meantop 11-30%, 3 stars mean top 31-50%, 2 stars mean Next 25% and 1 star means bottom 25%.

Morning Star RankingThe Morningstar Ratings is an objective measure for how well a fund has performed on a risk-adjusted base compared to other funds with a similarinvestment objective. To begin the calculation process we divide mutual funds into categories. For each and every fund we calculate a score based onreturn (after loads) versus risk. Only funds with at least three years of performance history are given ratings. The Star Rating is best used as a startingpoint in the fund selection process. Funds with 4- and 5 star ratings have provided their investors with solid, risk-adjusted returns in the past.

Performance (annualised)The performance of a fund (also known as return) shows the percentage change of the net asset value of the fund between two dates. The perform-ance is an important indicator of quality of the fund management, but by no means the only one. Its major drawback lies in the fact that it does nottake risk into account.

R-SquaredR-Squared measures the degree of correlation between a fund and its benchmark. It calculates the proportion of the fluctuations of the net asset value ofthe fund that can be attributed to fluctuations of the benchmark. A value of 1 means that the fund is perfectly correlated with the benchmark.

Sharpe Ratio (annualised)The Sharpe Ratio of a fund is a measure of risk-adjusted performance, as it can be defined as the ratio of average excess return over the volatility ofthe return series. The higher this ratio, the better the risk adjusted performance. It is an absolute performance indicator, implying that it does not requirethe definition of a benchmark.

Tracking Error (annualised)The Tracking Error is a measure of relative risk. It calculates the standard deviation of the relative performance, i.e. the ratio between the performanceof the fund and the performance of its benchmark. In other words, the tracking error shows to what extent the fund is actively managed.

Volatility (annualised)The (annual) volatility of a fund is the most common measure of its risk. It measures the annual standard deviation of the successive returns of thisfund. A high volatility indicates a high risk.

YieldThe yield of a fixed income asset shows the annual cash flows from this asset as a percentage of the market price. For bond funds, the yield is usually calculated as the average duration-weighted yield, in order to take into account the differences in duration of each individual bond.

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Fund Name Page

Table of Contents

Fund Focus

CcyFund Size

(mln)Countries of Registration

World

Core

Equity Funds

EUR

AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE, 20ING (L) Invest World 124.95

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 21ING (L) Invest Global Brands 53.70

EuropeEUR AT, BE, CH, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR,GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO, SE 22ING (L) Invest EMU Equity 381.48

EUR AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO, SE, SK 23ING (L) Invest European Equity 416.61

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 24ING (L) Invest European Sector Allocation 192.14

EUR AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO, SE 25ING (L) Invest European Small Caps 27.33

United StatesUSD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 26ING (L) Invest Nasdaq 68.55

USD AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 27ING (L) Invest US (Enhanced Core Concentrated) 318.99

JapanJPY AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 28ING (L) Invest Japan 17,008.78

JPY AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 29ING (L) Invest Japanese Small & Mid Caps 2,109.05

EmergingEUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR,GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO, SE 30ING (L) Invest Emerging Europe 75.95

USD AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 31ING (L) Invest Emerging Markets 108.10

USD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 32ING (L) Invest Latin America 95.04

USD AT, BE, CH, CL, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 33ING (L) Invest New Asia 267.29

AsiaUSD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 34ING (L) Invest Greater China 102.15

World

Sector

USD

AT, BE, CH, ES, DE, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO,SE 35ING (L) Invest Banking & Insurance 151.23

USD AT, BE, CH, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO, SE 36ING (L) Invest Biotechnology 100.11

USD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, HK, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 37ING (L) Invest Computer Technologies 121.34

USD AT,BE,CH,DE, ES, FI, FR,GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, FR, MC,NO, SE 38ING (L) Invest Consumer Goods 91.69

USD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR,GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO, SE 39ING (L) Invest Energy 113.48

USD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO, SE 40ING (L) Invest Food & Beverages 78.44

USD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 41ING (L) Invest Health Care 169.74

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, 42ING (L) Invest Industrials 67.97

USD AT, BE, CH, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 43ING (L) Invest IT 40.17

USD AT, BE, CH, CZ, DE, ES, FI, FR, HK, IT, LU, NL, MC, NO, SE 44ING (L) Invest Materials 75.38

USD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 45ING (L) Invest Telecom 107.85

USD AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 46ING (L) Invest Utilities 68.99

EuropeEUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 47ING (L) Invest European Banking & Insurance 127.87

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 48ING (L) Invest European Consumer Goods 32.77

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 49ING (L) Invest European Food & Beverages 63.91

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 50ING (L) Invest European Health Care 149.28

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 51ING (L) Invest European IT 10.11

EUR BE , DE, ES, IT, LU, NL, SE 52ING (L) Invest European Materials 22.95

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 53ING (L) Invest European Real Estate 42.13

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 54ING (L) Invest European Telecom 109.62

Theme

EUR

AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, LU, NL, NO, SE 55ING (L) Invest European New Offerings 31.20

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 56ING (L) Invest New Technology Leaders 58.63

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FI, FR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 57ING (L) Invest Prestige & Luxe 44.61

Socially Responsible Investments

EUR

AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FR, FI, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, NO, SE 58ING (L) Invest Sustainable Growth 30.42

Style - Value Funds

EUR

AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FR, FI, GR, LU, NL, NO, IT, PE, SE 59ING (L) Invest Euro High Dividend 1,826.04

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Fund Name PageCcyFund Size

(mln)Countries of Registration

EUR AT, BE, CH, CZ, DE, ES, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL 60ING (L) Invest Global High Dividend 277.47

EUR LU, NL 61ING (L) Invest Europe Growth Fund 0.51

EUR LU 62ING (L) Invest Europe High Dividend 13.56

Balanced Funds

EUR

BE, CH, CL, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, SE 63ING (L) Patrimonial Aggressive 81.25

EUR BE, CH, CL, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, SE 64ING (L) Patrimonial Balanced 852.00

EUR BE, CH, CL, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, SE 65ING (L) Patrimonial Defensive 162.97

EUR BE, CH, CL, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, SE 66ING (L) Patrimonial Euro 635.07

Capital Preservation Funds

EUR

AT, BE, DE, ES, LU, NL, SE 67ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Euro 83.10

EUR DE, IT, LU 68ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Euro II 12.03

EUR AT, BE, CZ, DE, ES, IT, LU 69ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Eurotop 100 41.75

EUR DE, ES, IT, LU, NL, SE 70ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund Japan 22.23

EUR AT, DE, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, SE 71ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund US (EUR) 19.96

USD AT, CZ, DE, ES, FR, IT, LU, NL, SE 72ING Index Linked Fund Continuous Click Fund US (USD) 5.04

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL 73ING Index Linked Fund Protected Mix 70 62.85



Bond Funds

USD

AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, SE 76ING (L) Renta Fund Asian Debt 13.10

USD AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, CH, DE, DK, ES, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, PE, 77ING (L) Renta Fund Corporate USD 91.40

USD AT, BE, CL, CH, CZ, DE, ES, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, PE, SE, SK 78ING (L) Renta Fund Dollar 139.60

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL 79ING (L) Renta Fund EMD Hard Currency 290.09

USD AT, CH, CL, DE, ES, FR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, SE 80ING (L) Renta Fund EMD Local Currency 152.89

EUR AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FR, HK, IT, LU, NL, PE, SE 81ING (L) Renta Fund Euro 1,110.43

EUR AT, BE, CH, CL, DE, ES, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, PE, SE, SK 82ING (L) Renta Fund Eurocredit 520.27

EUR AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FR, GR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL,PE, SE 83ING (L) Renta Fund Euromix Bond 264.97

EUR AT, BE, CH, CL, CZ, DE, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, SE 84ING (L) Renta Fund Global High Yield 298.24

EUR AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FR, GR, IT, LU, NL, SE 85ING (L) Renta Fund International 575.60

EUR AT, BE, CH, CZ, DE, ES, FR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, SE 86ING (L) Renta Fund World 108.90

JPY AT, BE, CH, DE, ES, FR, HK, IT, LU, MC, NL, SE 87ING (L) Renta Fund Yen 5,963.41

Glossary

Fund Overview

AT: only X Shares except for ING Index Linked Funds (P Shares) / BE: only P Shares / CH: Only P Shares (+ I Shares for ING (L) Invest Renta Fund Eurocredit)/ CL: only X Shares except for ING Index Linked Funds (P Shares) / CZ: only P Shares / DE: only X Shares except for ING Index Linked Funds (P Shares) / ES:P and X Shares / FI: only P Shares / FR: P, X and I Shares / GR: only X Shares except for ING Index Linked Funds (P Shares) / HK: only X Shares except forING Index Linked Funds (P Shares) / IT: only X Shares except for ING Index Linked Funds (P Shares) / LU: P, X and I Shares / NL: only P Shares / NO: only XShares except for ING Index Linked Funds (P Shares) /PE: Only X Shares /SE: only X Shares except for ING Index Linked Funds (P Shares).

N.B.: - ING Index Linked Funds only available as P Shares- I Shares only available for ING (L) Invest Emerging Markets, Emerging Europe, EMU Equity and ING (L) Renta Fund Eurocredit

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