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The Executive Board is charged with managing the company, which means, inter alia, that it is responsible for determining the company’s mission, vision, strategy, policy and objectives and for achieving those objectives. The Executive Board is guided in the performance of its duties by the interests and continuity of the company and the undertakings connected with it and makes a balanced assessment of the interests of all relevant stakeholders, including the customers, savers and deposit holders, shareholders, holders of depositary receipts, employees and the society at large.
ABN AMRO is changing interest rates on its savings accounts for consumer+ commercial clients
ABN AMRO is changing interest rates on its savings accounts for consumer and commercial clients with effect from 1 May 2025.
‘Orange fever’ is set to grip Tikkie again
It’s almost time: on 26 April, everything in the Netherlands turns orange and we all claim a spot for the nationwide flea market. It's the day we make someone happy with stuff that didn't survive our own spring clean. It’s also the day we send and pay masses of Tikkie payment requests – for everything from beers and food to QR codes to pay for things at the flea market. It’s already impossible to imagine this festive day without the Tikkie app. Ahead of this year’s King’s Day, here’s a short recap: in 2024, the Dutch sent a whopping 612,000 Tikkies on King's Day – an increase of 24 per cent on 2023. Compared with an average day in 2024, that was 33 per cent more Tikkies and 12 times as many payments via Tikkie QR codes.
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
Sustainable Banking newsletter
Where does ABN AMRO stand in terms of sustainability and transparency? What can we do to improve the situation or to raise awareness? These are issues that we face every day. The stories presented in our quarterly newsletter illustrate our sustainable activities and dilemmas. This newsletter presents insights and inspiration side by side.
It’s full steam ahead with ABN AMRO’s ambitious renewable energy target
Major investments in renewable energy and other low-carbon technologies are essential to accelerate the climate transition, and ABN AMRO wants to help make this possible. Its New Energies teams are committed to achieving the bank’s ambitious sustainability goals.
Our first CSRD annual report
With its recently published 2024 Annual Report, ABN AMRO has fully aligned with the European Commission’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) for the first time. This mandatory framework is designed to create greater transparency and improve the quality of sustainability information published by large companies. The better we understand the impact we and other business entities have on society, the more effectively we can monitor and accelerate sustainability, says Solange Rouschop, ABN AMRO’s Chief Sustainability Officer.
Foppingadreef green transformation in full swing
The renovation of ABN AMRO’s new home base at Foppingadreef in Amsterdam is progressing steadily. The highly sustainable business premises will soon be open for employees and visitors to enjoy. In the meantime, the construction team continues to explore opportunities to push sustainability even further. Here’s an update.
Decarbonisation Summit: sustainability makes companies more competitive
Decarbonisation is essential to meeting climate targets, but it also gives companies a powerful competitive edge, both locally and internationally – a key takeaway from ABN AMRO’s second Decarbonisation Summit.
ABN AMRO raises 100 billion euros with sustainable bonds and pioneers the EU Green Bond
For years, demand for sustainable bonds has outstripped supply. After all, green bonds are popular with investors and companies looking to make a positive impact. ABN AMRO was among the very first to issue a green bond back in 2015, and continues to lead the way. The bank supports companies issuing sustainable bonds and recently launched its own green bond under the rigorous EU Green Bond Standard.