ABN Amro Profit Climbs to €781m as Fees, Lending Grow - DutchNews.nl
The Dutch lender topped profit forecasts as quarterly net income rose 30% and cost controls improved, while shares hit an all-time high.
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ABN Amro wants to require its employees to come to the office for at least half of the week via the new collective labor agreement. The bank is certainly not the only one...
ABN Amro is doing very well financially, and the same applies to the bank's shareholders. Among those shareholders is the Dutch State, which...
ABN Amro wants staffers back in office; Still plans to lay off 2,750 more people
ABN Amro wants to require its employees to come to the office for at least half of their workweek. The bank thinks this will increase its employees’ productivity and improve team spirit. ABN Amro cut more than 250 people from its workforce last quarter, saying it has dropped about 2,250 people since beginning a reorganization plan meant to reduce headcount by 5,000 in total.
The Dutch bank ABN Amro raised its projection for net interest income of the year and reduced its cost estimate, driven by strong growth in revenue with fees and commissions that leveraged the net profit of the second quarter. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
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