ABN Amro wants the relationship to end with some 15,000 customers who are permanently outside of Europe living, such as, for example, Dutch pensioners. The bank is due to stricter legislation and regulations, a lot of time to the customers.
That confirms ABN Amro after news of the FD. “It is becoming more and more complex and it takes more and more energy to meet all the rules to meet,” says Robin de Jongh of ABN Amro in the newspaper. In addition, the bank is mainly a Dutch and European bank.
According to the bank, no loss suffered to the 15,000 customers. “I think it’s a marginally profitable activity is,” says De Jongh.
about 10 percent of the private customers from abroad live outside of Europe. From the end of the month they get a letter requesting their banking at ABN Amro to terminate.
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