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Dutch to Cut ABN Amro Stake to 20% as Bank Deals Heat Up

The Dutch government is embarking on another reduction in its stake in ABN Amro Bank NV, a move that could revive takeover interest in the lender as a series of deals reshapes European finance.

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Dutch to Cut ABN Amro Stake to 20% as Bank Deals Heat Up

The Dutch government is embarking on another reduction in its stake in ABN Amro Bank NV, a move that could revive takeover interest in the lender as a series of deals reshapes European finance.

2 days ago·New Delhi, India

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Dutch Government Further Reduces Stake in Abn Amro

The Dutch government wants to further reduce its stake in ABN AMRO to approximately 20 percent. This was announced by ABN AMRO and NL Financial Investments (NLFI; Stichting…

2 days ago·Netherlands

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The Government Wants to Further Reduce Its Stake in Abn Amro From 30.5 to Approximately 20 Percent

The Dutch government intends to further reduce its stake in ABN AMRO to approximately 20 percent. This was announced by ABN AMRO and the Foundation for the Administration of Financial Institutions (NLFI). The government currently holds a 30.5 percent stake in the form of ABN AMRO share certificates.

2 days ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Dutch Government Plans to Cut ABN Amro Stake to About 20%

The Dutch government plans to lower its stake in ABN Amro Bank NV to about 20% as it gradually pares its holdings in the lender, its investment vehicle NLFI said in a statement on Tuesday.

2 days ago·United States

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Dutch government to cut stake in ABN AMRO to around 20 percent

The Dutch government plans to reduce its ownership in ABN AMRO further, cutting its stake from 30.5 percent to around 20 percent, Caretaker Finance Minister Eelco Heinen announced on Tuesday. Heinen said the proceeds from the share sales will be used to reduce national debt.

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