The fist beginnings of ABN Amro bank took place in the year 1824 after a decree from the King Willem -II relating to the formation of NHM to improve trade. In 1964 the NHM and De Twentsche bank joined together to form ABN (Algemene Bank Nederland). The Amro part of the name came in 1991 with the merger with Amsterdam-Rotterdam bank.
ABN Amro in its initial avatar entered India way back in 1920 with the first branch in Kolkata. Today the bank has full service operations in 21 cities across India. In the past few years the bank has aggressively forayed into – Investment banking, Private banking, Advisory services, Broking services and even Microfinance. In fact its Microfinance activities are among the largest in the foreign banks.
The bank has over 3300 employees in 30 locations delivering diverse products including Personal Loans, Credit cards, Savings accounts and Investment and Insurance to thousands of Indian consumers.
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