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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· February 11, 2026

ABN AMRO rapporteert nettowinst van EUR 410 miljoen in Q4 2025

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ABN AMRO rapporteert nettowinst van EUR 410 miljoen in Q4 2025 ABN AMRO rapporteert nettowinst van EUR 410 miljoen in Q4 2025 11 februari 2026 Nettowinst in Q4 van EUR 410 miljoen bracht het rendement op eigen vermogen over het hele jaar op 8,7%Nieuwe hypotheekproductie zette in Q4 in hoog tempo doorAantal medewerkers…
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  • ABN AMRO delivered solid Q4 2025 results showing further progress on strategic priorities

    80% confidence
  • Macro-economic conditions in Netherlands remained robust despite tight labor market and uncertainties around global trade

    80% confidence
  • Data improvements within Corporate Banking led to EUR 3 billion RWA reduction in Q4, including initial benefits from SME support factor reapplication

    80% confidence
  • Full-year 2025 costs were at lower end of EUR 5.4-5.5 billion expectation, excluding incidental and restructuring costs

    80% confidence
  • ABN AMRO plans to reduce total workforce by 5,200 FTEs through 2028

    80% confidence
  • Beter Wonen program aims to ensure realized energy savings cover or exceed investment costs

    80% confidence
  • ABN AMRO's Q4 market share in Dutch mortgage market rose to 21%

    80% confidence
  • For 2026, ABN AMRO expects costs of EUR 5.6 billion, excluding restructuring costs and NIBC acquisition

    80% confidence
  • ABN AMRO making progress toward target of achieving operating income of more than EUR 10 billion by 2028

    80% confidence
  • For 2026, ABN AMRO expects commercial net interest income of approximately EUR 6.4 billion, excluding NIBC acquisition

    80% confidence
  • Total capital distributions represent 87% payout of net profit

    80% confidence
  • Dutch house prices expected to continue rising in 2026 but at a more moderate pace

    80% confidence

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