News overview

‘Orange fever’ is set to grip Tikkie again

Millions of Dutch people at risk of fraud because they reuse PIN numbers

ABN AMRO warns of the danger of ‘shoulder surfing’ when using the same PIN and access codes

Decisions AGM 2025, Marguerite Bérard appointed CEO, Capital Markets Day in November 2025

Today, ABN AMRO Bank N.V. held its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM). It marked the departure after five years of Robert Swaak as ABN AMRO’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and the appointment of Marguerite Bérard as the new CEO. The bank’s next strategic plan will be presented at a Capital Markets Day in November 2025.

European Investment Bank Group and ABN AMRO to make over €1 bn available for SME lending

ABN AMRO Bank, the European Investment Fund (EIF) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) – together the EIB Group - entered into a risk-sharing agreement on a €1 billion portfolio of existing loans to Dutch businesses originated by ABN AMRO. With this transaction, the EIB Group and ABN AMRO build on their longstanding partnership to help Dutch companies secure financing at competitive interest rates.

Rise in house prices to continue in 2025 and 2026, despite uncertainties

ABN AMRO publishes convening notice for General Meeting 2025

Today ABN AMRO Bank N.V. published its convening notice and the accompanying documents for the General Meeting 2025, which will be held at the bank’s head office in Amsterdam on Wednesday 23 April 2025 from 2:00 pm CET.

ABN AMRO publishes its Integrated Annual Report 2024

ABN AMRO today published its Integrated Annual Report 2024 detailing how the bank performed in line with its strategy and created value for clients, employees, investors and society. Customer experience, sustainability and building a future-proof bank are the pillars supporting our purpose: Banking for better, for generations to come.

Too many payment methods for schoolkids to keep track of their finances

School-going teenagers can choose between so many different payment methods that they struggle to keep track of their finances. This finding was revealed by a study entitled ‘Payment habits among schoolkids’ (Betaalgedrag scholieren), conducted by Dutch family finance awareness institute Nibud in partnership with ABN AMRO among nearly 1600 secondary school students. The details of their financial situation are often distorted by unpaid payment requests, purchases waiting to be returned to the seller and Buy Now Pay Later arrangements. “Schoolkids can lose control of their finances, thinking that they have less or more money than is actually the case,” explains Nibud director Arjan Vliegenthart. “It’s important for young people to learn how to organise their finances before they turn 18. Money will become an even greater part of life when they are adults, when it will be their own responsibility to stay out of financial trouble.”

ABN AMRO Bank posts net profit of EUR 397 million in Q4 2024

ABN AMRO Bank posts net profit of EUR 397 million in Q4 2024

ABN AMRO extends main sponsorship of ABN AMRO Open tennis tournament for next three years

ABN AMRO announced today that it is extending its main sponsorship of the ABN AMRO Open for the 2026, 2027 and 2028 editions. This applies to both the ATP tennis tournament and the ITF wheelchair tennis tournament for men and women. Richard Krajicek and Esther Vergeer will also remain involved in the ABN AMRO Open as tournament directors.