ABN AMRO Bank N.V. (ABN.AS) Stock Price

ABN AMRO Bank N.V. is a Dutch bank whose head office is in the building on Gustav Mahlerlaan in Amsterdam, where it moved in 1999. The bank describes itself as offering fully digital banking while strengthening its personal relationship with clients at moments that matter. Its present name goes back to September 1991, when ABN Bank and Amro Bank merged, and its predecessors span more than three centuries.

Its activities are organised in three business units: Personal & Business Banking, Wealth Management, which includes private banking, and Corporate Banking. The group's structure includes labels such as ABN AMRO Clearing, ABN AMRO Commercial Finance, ABN AMRO Lease and ABN AMRO Investment Solutions, the MeesPierson sub-brand, and the subsidiaries Bethmann HAL and Neuflize OBC. The bank acquired the German private bank Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe in July 2025 and completed the acquisition of the Dutch bank NIBC in August 2026.

Its shares trade on Euronext Amsterdam not as ordinary shares but as depositary receipts, which are issued by a foundation known as STAK. The first tranche was listed in November 2015, and the bank states on its IPO page that the Dutch state will gradually reduce its shareholding over time. Those following ABN AMRO stock usually watch the Dutch interest rate level, credit costs on mortgages and business loans, capital adequacy and developments in the state's holding. On the Lzzo.com ABN AMRO page, the price of the Amsterdam-listed shares appears with its observation time, together with a price history chart and technical indicators.