Archive · 13 Sep 2025
ABN Amro to Reorganize Risk Roles, Job Cuts Possible
ABN Amro, a Dutch bank, is changing how it handles risk, which could mean some people might lose their jobs.
The bank is trying to improve how it serves its clients by reorganizing.
This is happening before the new CEO shares the bank's new plan with investors in November.
The Dutch government, which owns a big part of the bank, is also planning to sell some of its shares.
Other banks have shown interest in buying ABN Amro, which could lead to changes in the future.
ABN Amro is reorganizing risk-related roles within the bank.
Job cuts are possible as a result of the reorganization.
The changes follow a hiring freeze and reorganization of the corporate banking unit.
CEO Marguerite Berard became the first female CEO in April and plans a strategic review.
The Dutch government will reduce its stake in ABN Amro.
- Who
- ABN Amro Bank NV
- What
- Is reorganizing risk-related roles, with potential job cuts.
- When
- Announced Friday, two months before the CEO's strategy briefing.
- Where
- Netherlands
- Why
- To centralize risk capabilities and adapt to changing circumstances.
- Company
- ABN Amro Bank NV
- CEO
- Marguerite Berard
- Reorganization Focus
- Risk-related roles
- Job Cuts
- Possible
- Shareholder
- Dutch government
- Govt. Stake Reduction
- From 30.5% to ~20%