The organisation
What ABN AMRO does
ABN AMRO is one of the Netherlands' three large banks. It serves private individuals, entrepreneurs, companies and institutions, from everyday payments and mortgages to corporate lending, capital markets and advisory. The bank in its current form dates from the 1991 merger of ABN and AMRO. After state support during the 2008 financial crisis it was nationalised, and it returned to the stock market on Euronext Amsterdam in 2015.
In the Netherlands
ABN AMRO in the Netherlands
The head office is on the Gustav Mahlerlaan on the Amsterdam Zuidas, and ABN AMRO is one of the largest employers in the country, with offices across the Netherlands. For finance students, the most relevant work sits in Corporate & Institutional Banking, markets, risk and finance.
Structure
Divisions and where you work
The bank is organised around a few main areas: Personal & Business Banking (retail and entrepreneurs), Wealth Management (private banking), and Corporate Banking, which houses corporate finance, capital markets and coverage of larger companies. Supporting these are large risk, finance and technology functions where finance graduates also start.
Getting in
How students start here
Most students enter through a traineeship, an internship or a working-student role. ABN AMRO runs a well-known traineeship programme with tracks in areas such as banking, risk and finance.
Key facts
At a glance
- Type
- Bank
- Head office
- Amsterdam
- Founded
- 1991 (current form)
- Ownership
- Listed (Euronext Amsterdam)
Vacancies
Vacancies at ABN AMRO
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Relevant finance paths
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about ABN AMRO
What does ABN AMRO do?
One of the largest Dutch banks, with retail, private and corporate & institutional banking.
How do I get an internship or graduate role at ABN AMRO?
Most students enter through a traineeship, an internship or a working-student role. ABN AMRO runs a well-known traineeship programme with tracks in areas such as banking, risk and finance.
Which finance career paths are relevant at ABN AMRO?
At ABN AMRO, the most relevant finance career paths are Investment Banking, Corporate Finance and Wealth Management & Private Banking.
Where is ABN AMRO based in the Netherlands?
Head office: Amsterdam.
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