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In October 2007, a consortium made up of Fortis Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Banco Santander acquired ABN AMRO. Consequently, ABN AMRO was divided into three parts, each owned by one of the members of the consortium. As a result of the Financial Crisis, the Dutch government stepped in and the Dutch and non-Dutch assets of ABN AMRO were split up resulting in RBS assuming ownership of ABN AMRO Singapore Retail Bank.

In late 2016, ABN AMRO announce the outcome of a strategic review for Private Banking, in which the bank decided to focus on strengthening and growing the Private Banking activities in Northwest Europe. The Private Banking business in Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai were subsequently sold to LGT Bank and the sale was completed in April 2017.

In August 2020, ABN AMRO announced the outcome of the strategic review for Corporate & Institutional Banking (CIB). In line with focusing on clients in Northwest Europe and Clearing activities, ABN AMRO will exit all non-European corporate banking activities by 2023.

Former clients and other entitled stakeholders may request for information using the Request Form for queries in respect of bank accounts and banking arrangements provided through our banking branches in Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai, Shanghai or Sydney.

Please send the Request Form to gatekeeper.sunflower@nl.abnamro.com