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AI's Fundamentals Have Not Been Derailed, ING's Treon Says

Bloomberg Technology Friday 06 November 2026, 07:58 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 6th, 2026 AI's Fundamentals Have Not Been Derailed, ING's Treon Says Anneka Treon, global head of private banking, wealth management and investments at ING, says companies across technology and other industries continue to report tangible value from AI and a desire to invest further, indicating strong demand. "Has all of that been derailed because of the news of the last two days? I think that would be a bit overstated," she tells Bloomberg Television.

Nov 6th, 2026 AI's Fundamentals Have Not Been Derailed, ING's Treon Says Anneka Treon, global head of private banking, wealth management and investments at ING, says companies across technology and other industries continue to report tangible value from AI and a desire to invest further, indicating strong demand. "Has all of that been derailed because of the news of the last two days? I think that would be a bit overstated," she tells Bloomberg Television.
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