ABN AMRO tops the league table in the first quarter of 2014

News item - 23 April 2014

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In the league tables for financial advisors on OverFusies.nl, ABN AMRO tops the list. With its involvement in as many as 12 deals in Q1, with a combined worth of almost € 6.5 billion, ABN AMRO has shattered the hegemony of Rabobank in the league tables, writes OverFusies.nl.

As for the number of advised transactions ABN AMRO completed almost twice as many deals as the runner-up BDO M&A, which was involved in seven deals.
Hugo Peek, Head of Corporate Finance & Capital Markets, says he is happy with the results. "The league tables are a reflection of the past quarter." In an online article on OverFusies.nl Hugo comments on his expectations for the coming months.

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