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Dutch government plans to cut ABN Amro stake to about 20%

FILE PHOTO: ABN AMRO headquarters is seen in Amsterdam, Netherlands May 14, 2019. Picture taken May 14, 2019. REUTERS/Piroschka van de Wouw/File Photo
Banking & Finance

ABN Amro profit beats estimates on fees, bad loan provisions

Lenders have complained that the restrictions are a stumbling block in their ability to attract talent.
Banking & Finance

ABN Amro in Dutch central bank crosshairs over pay restrictions

The headquarters of ABN Amro Group NV stand in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on Friday. Feb. 21, 2014. ABN Amro, the state-owned Dutch bank preparing to sell shares to the public, said fourth-quarter losses widened 24 percent as economic woes in the Netherlands forced it to set aside more bad-loan provisions. Photographer: Jasper Juinen/Bloomberg
Banking & Finance

ABN Amro profit misses estimates as expenses rise

ABN Amro's net profit fell 9 per cent year on year to 690 million euros (S$980.7 million), beating an average forecast of 528 million euros in a company-compiled consensus.
Banking & Finance

Dutch lender ABN Amro’s Q3 profit beats estimates on strong interest income, fees

The logo for ABN Amro Bank NV is seen displayed outside the company's headquarters in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on Monday, May 21, 2012. Rising popularity of anti-bailout parties has raised the chances of a Greek euro exit, ABN Amro says in a note yesterday. Photographer: Jock Fistick/Bloomberg
Banking & Finance

ABN Amro puts 3 billion euros of infrastructure loans up for sale

With ABN Amro’s market value of 13.2 billion euros at Monday’s close, the Dutch government’s current stake in the bank is worth about 5.3 billion euros.
Banking & Finance

Dutch to cut ABN Amro stake further as exits gather pace

ABN Amro's net profit was above estimates at 642 million euros, but down 26 per cent compared to last year.
Banking & Finance

ABN Amro lifts full-year interest income outlook on higher rates

The headquarters of ABN Amro Group NV stand in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on Friday. Feb. 21, 2014. ABN Amro, the state-owned Dutch bank preparing to sell shares to the public, said fourth-quarter losses widened 24 percent as economic woes in the Netherlands forced it to set aside more bad-loan provisions. Photographer: Jasper Juinen/Bloomberg
Banking & Finance

ABN Amro buys Fosun’s German bank in wealth management push

BNP Paribas Cardif intends to acquire all shares in Neuflize Vie for an undisclosed amount, creating a leader in high-end life insurance in France with assets under management of over 25 billion euros.
Banking & Finance

ABN Amro in talks over French life insurance deal with BNP

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