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Homes with poorest energy ratings lag behind in energy transition

ABN AMRO posts net profit of EUR 606 million in Q2 2025

ABN AMRO Bank posts net profit of EUR 606 million in Q2 2025

ABN AMRO announces EUR 250 million share buyback programme

ABN AMRO today announced the start of a share buyback programme under which it plans to repurchase depositary receipts and ordinary shares of ABN AMRO Bank N.V. for a maximum total value of EUR 250 million and for a number of shares not exceeding the authority granted by the general meeting of shareholders on 23 April 2025 (10% of the issued shares).

EBA stress test 2025 confirms ABN AMRO’s strong capital position

Vandaag heeft de European Banking Authority (EBA) de uitkomsten gepubliceerd van de EU-brede stresstest 2025 die onder Europese banken is gehouden, waaronder ABN AMRO. Uitgangspunt van de stresstest was een Bazel IV overgangs-CET1 ratio van 14,19% per ultimo 2024. Het resultaat van de stresstest voor ABN AMRO kwam in het basisscenario uit op een CET1 kapitaalratio van 14,75%, en in het ongunstige scenario op een CET1 kapitaalratio van 10,16%, beide per ultimo 2027.

ABN AMRO provides Goflow Technology with growth financing

ABN AMRO has provided financing to Goflow Technology, a specialist in energy-efficient ventilation solutions for schools and healthcare institutions. The financing will enable Goflow to accelerate its growth and enhance profitability.

Fraud information explained simply in the ‘ABC of Scams’

Criminals constantly find new ways to deceive people. And these days, fraudsters are using an increasingly diverse range of technologies. This makes recognising fraud attempts ever more difficult. For the 2.6 million Dutch people who struggle with reading and writing, this is an even greater challenge. Complicated terms are used, such as ‘shouldering’ or ‘boiler room fraud’, and the explanations can be difficult for these people to understand. This makes it even harder for them to identify situations in which they might be scammed. To better reach this group, ABN AMRO, together with an expert in inclusive communication, developed the ‘ABC of Scams’ – an overview of the 23 most common types of fraud, explained in plain language, without jargon or complex terms. The ABC of Scams can be accessed on the ABN AMRO website starting today.

NLFI finalises third trading programme in ABN AMRO

Today NLFI (stichting administratiekantoor beheer financiële instellingen), the holder of the Dutch State’s stake in ABN AMRO, announced that the trading plan communicated by NLFI in October 2024 has been finalised. NLFI now holds a 30.5% stake in ABN AMRO.

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.