ABN AMRO Bank N.V. is a Dutch universal bank headquartered in Amsterdam. The group provides retail, private, and corporate banking services, with a primary focus on the Netherlands and selected international markets. Formed through mergers in the 1990s and restructured after the global financial crisis, ABN AMRO remains partly state-owned. Its activities include lending, deposits and payments, cash management, trade and export finance, capital markets access, M&A and corporate finance advisory, and risk management for interest rates, foreign exchange, and commodities.
For industrial clients—including the chemical sector—ABN AMRO offers working capital and investment financing, project and asset-backed solutions, supply-chain and receivables finance, and sustainability-linked instruments aligned with decarbonization targets. The bank also provides sector analysis and ESG expertise to support transition planning and risk assessment. Its corporate and institutional banking operations serve mid-sized to large enterprises and financial sponsors active across chemicals, energy, manufacturing, logistics, and related value chains.
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