ABN AMRO CEO Robert Swaak’s term extended by four years, until 2028

Robert Swaak (1960) has been the CEO of ABN AMRO since 22 April 2020 CEO. His new term will commence at the close of the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders in 2024.

Tom de Swaan, Chair of ABN AMRO’s Supervisory Board: “Under Robert’s leadership, the bank has made great strides forward and has developed a clear profile. We want to be a personal bank in the digital age, serving clients in the Netherlands and Northwest Europe. We are seeing that the choices made were the right ones – the bank is in good shape and has a strong focus on clients’ interests. Our strategic pillars – customer experience, sustainability and future-proof bank – are our guiding principles in acting on our purpose Banking for better, for generations to come. ABN AMRO will continue to support its clients in the transition to a more sustainable economy, always keeping in mind the interests of all the bank’s stakeholders. This is all the more important in these times of great challenges such as climate change, the digital transition, geopolitical and macro-economic uncertainties. We’re extremely happy that Robert is willing to stay on as the CEO of ABN AMRO for another four years.”

Robert Swaak, CEO of ABN AMRO: “I am honoured by the trust the Supervisory Board has placed in me and for the opportunity to lead this great bank for another four years. I am proud of what we, together with all our colleagues, have achieved these past years for our clients, investors and society as a whole and I look forward to giving it my all during the next four years.”