On 16 November 2018 ABN AMRO announced it had reached an agreement to sell part of its stake in the investment funds of ABN AMRO Participaties (AAP) to a consortium led by Alpinvest, and including LGT Capital Partners, Five Arrows Secondary Opportunities (FASO) and Bregal. The transaction closed today, which means that AAP will now continue independently as Capital A.
ABN AMRO remains involved through its (minority) investment in the funds of Capital A.
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All our bank branches and offices are now smoke-free, and external smoking areas have been removed or closed.
Today, ABN AMRO and Hoscom signed an agreement about the sale of the Duin & Kruidberg country estate.
ABN AMRO Private Banking Belgium announced in July 2018 that it would acquire the private banking activities of Société Générale Belgium. The acquisition has been administratively and legally completed by means of a merger between both bank.
