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ABN AMRO's Digital Impact Fund (DIF) has doubled its assets under management from EUR 50 million to EUR 100 million and will continue its activities under the name ABN AMRO Ventures. With this expansion, ABN AMRO Ventures can continue to invest in cutting-edge solutions that are shaping the future of financial services in general and more specifically our organisation.
ABN AMRO’s Digital Impact Fund (DIF) has increased its stake in CrossLend, the Berlin-based digital cross-border debt marketplace. Following its first investment in September 2018, ABN AMRO DIF again participated in the latest funding round led by Santander InnoVentures together with existing shareholders Lakestar and Earlybird.
ABN AMRO, Rabobank and BNP Paribas team up with Neumann Kaffee Gruppe (NKG), IDH, and USAID to support smallholder coffee farmers in Kenya, Honduras and Mexico.
ABN AMRO Bank today became one of the Founding Signatories of the Principles for Responsible Banking, committing to strategically align its business with the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement on Climate Change
ABN AMRO Digital Impact Fund (DIF) has acquired a stake in Trifacta, the US-based market leader in data wrangling. The Trifacta technology enables companies to manage their data quality, preparation and pipelines through a platform that is natively integrated with all major cloud providers, removing the critical barrier data wrangling presents to success of analytics and machine learning.
People in the Netherlands believe they can play an important role in making society more sustainable, especially in matters relating to food, clothing and recreation. When it comes to mobility, energy and housing they expect the government to take the lead. A large majority feel that business and government should be trailblazers in these areas.
ABN AMRO and YES Corporate Finance (YES CF) have forged a partnership in order to serve SMEs that require specific advice on acquisitions and business succession.
Nearly half of Dutch people is open to experimenting with Mobility as a Service (MaaS): a travel subscription allowing them to use a whole range of shared and public transport, the idea being that a real-time app advises them on the most efficient route to take, regardless of the type of traffic. That said, their willingness to switch is contingent on this new mode of transport taking them to where they want to go in as easy a way as they can currently get there using their own cars, motorbikes or bicycles.
ABN AMRO Digital Impact Fund takes a stake in Thetaray, an Israeli Big Data analytics firm. Its IntuitiveAI platform mimics human intuition’s decision-making capabilities to detect both existing and previously unknown malicious activity of bad actors.
ABN AMRO Digital Impact Fund is acquiring a stake in Tealium, a US technology firm. Tealium is a customer data orchestration solution that provides enterprises with a single view of their customers, serving as a secure central point of management across the entire data supply chain. Using Tealium’s platform, companies are able to serve their clients ever better, and this stake reflects ABN AMRO’s goal to amaze clients with personal and relevant services across all channels.
ABN AMRO yesterday announced it will enhance its bank-wide Mission 2030 to include the standards agreed in the Paris climate accord. In its 2030 mission, the bank set the goal to have its own buildings achieve at least energy label A by 2023 and to attain an average label A for the entire ABN AMRO-financed residential and commercial property portfolio by 2030. ABN AMRO now adds that its own buildings should be ‘Paris-proof’ by 2030.
The cyber security departments of a number of large Dutch companies, including ABN AMRO, Ahold-Delhaize, Shell, IBM, ING and KPN, are teaming up to face down cyber threats. On 13, 14 and 15 May, ABN AMRO hosts the country’s first cybersecurity conference for large Dutch companies, SMEs and students. Minister of Justice and Security Ferdinand Grapperhaus will open the conference.
In the Netherlands, pupils at schools in deprived neighbourhoods have a significantly more difficult time than children attending schools in conventional neighbourhoods, with 93% of teachers regularly seeing children with problems at school. The corresponding figure in conventional neighbourhoods is 59%. Breaking down the problems into separate groups reveals an even more worrying picture. For example, 87% of teachers indicate that pupils in deprived neighbourhoods often have underdeveloped language skills, versus 23% in conventional neighbourhoods. For concentration difficulties, the breakdown is 72% versus 57%, and the difference in experiences with large numbers of pupils with learning deficiencies is a staggering 40% (70% as opposed to 30% in conventional neighbourhoods). These are findings from a study carried out by MWM2 for Jeugdeducatiefonds (Education Fund for Children), Stichting Kinderpostzegels Nederland (Dutch Children’s Charity Stamps Foundation) and ABN AMRO Foundation. Today the organisations present the results at a seminar entitled ‘Unequal Educational Opportunities’.
Today, ABN AMRO is introducing the Sustainable Home Mortgage (Duurzaam Wonen Hypotheek). The product will help clients finance energy-saving measures for their homes on favourable terms and at lower interest rates.