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ABN AMRO nominates Daniel Hartert as Supervisory Board member, succeeding Arjen Dorland

ABN AMRO Bank N.V. is pleased to announce the nomination of Daniel Hartert to its Supervisory Board for a four-year term, succeeding Arjen Dorland, who will step down after Daniel’s appointment. The nomination is subject to the approval of the European Central Bank. The Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders (EGM) will be held on 11 September 2025. The convocation for the EGM including the agenda will be made available on www.abnamro.com/generalmeeting.

ABN AMRO announces financing Crisp

Today, ABN AMRO announced its financing with online supermarket Crisp. The bank’s €28 million financing facility will support the company in its next growth phase. This financing aligns with ABN AMRO's ambition to foster innovative tech companies.

ABN AMRO collaborates with BeleggerUitlegger to guide the young generation in investing

Today, ABN AMRO started a multi-year collaboration with non-profit organisation BeleggerUitlegger and celebrated this with a traditional Gong ceremony at the stock exchange in Amsterdam. The young generation is increasingly confronted with investing and stepping into the world of shares, ETFs and crypto. However, they often lack the knowledge to do this responsibly. With this collaboration, ABN AMRO aims to contribute to a financially agile and independent generation.

Newcomer participation in labour market up 20 percent in 2025

Banks Unite to Launch Groundbreaking Financial Transactions Global Research Network

The Financial Transactions Global Research Network is a collaborative initiative founded by Prometis lab of BNP Paribas Fortis, ABN AMRO and BBVA Research. The non-profit platform aims to harness insights derived from anonymized financial transaction data to generate real-time economic understanding, promoting better decision-making for the public good.

The Dutch housing market shows resilience in the face of global uncertainty

ABN AMRO completes acquisition of Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe in Germany

ABN AMRO is pleased to announce the completion of its acquisition of Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe AG (“HAL”), following the receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals. The seller was Bridge Fortune Investment, a subsidiary of the Fosun International Group (“Fosun”). This strategic acquisition marks a significant milestone for ABN AMRO's presence in the German banking market.

Whitepaper: The Bank as Your Safe

In an era where online fraud is becoming increasingly sophisticated, a quick survey reveals that many Dutch people mistakenly believe that banks have access to their accounts. This misconception makes them vulnerable to fraudsters posing as bank employees.

Supermarket receipts inform people who are difficult to reach about free help with banking

PLUS Waalwijk and ABN AMRO join forces to lower the threshold for people to ask questions about banking

ABN AMRO finance innovative navigation software developer Magic Lane

ABN AMRO announce the new financing of Magic Lane, a fast-growing innovator in mapping, navigation, and location intelligence technologies. Magic Lane has recently taken an important step in its growth with Magic Earth, its privacy-first navigation app that offers a compelling European technology alternative in the navigation space.