ABN Amro

CMD 2025: ABN’s cost-efficiency revolution is (finally) there

26/11/25 -"ABN Amro’s first CMD under CEO Marguerite Bérard unveiled a far more ambitious plan than expected, centred on strong cost-cutting (€900m savings, 5,200 FTE reduction), capital optimisation ..."

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