List of banks in the Netherlands
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This is a list of banks in the Netherlands.
Central bank[]
Major banks[]
- ABN Amro
- ING Group
- Rabobank
- De Volksbank
Smaller banks[]
- Bank Mendes Gans (cash management)
- Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten (financing for (semi-)publicly owned organisations)
- BinckBank (electronic trading platform)
- Credit Europe Bank
- Demir Halk Bank (commercial bank)
- Friesland Bank (retail bank )
- GE Artesia Bank
- Kempen & Co (merchant bank)
- Knab
- Nederlandse Waterschapsbank (financing for (semi-)publicly owned organisations)
- Netherlands Development Finance Company (development bank)
- NIBC Bank (commercial bank)
- Triodos Bank
- Van Lanschot (private bank)
Foreign banks[]
- Amsterdam Trade Bank
- Argenta
- Commerzbank AG
- Deutsche Bank
- N26
- Revolut
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- TransferWise
Defunct banks[]
Amstelbank[]
- 1921: Founded.
- 1947: Liquidated.[5]
Amsterdamsche Goederenbank[]
- Head office: Amsterdam (1940-1954).
- Successor to: Amsterdamsche Liquidatiekas (1888-1940).
- Possibly merged with or acquired by Escomptobank in 1954.[6]
Bank voor Nederland en de Koloniën[]
- Head office: Amsterdam
- 1914: Founded.
- 1926: Liquidated.[7]
Escomptobank[]
- 1857: The Nederlandsch Indische Escompto Maatschappij is founded in Batavia (Jakarta).
- 1949: The bank changes its name to Escomptobank.
- 1960: The government of Indonesia nationalizes the bank's local operations and changes the name there to Bank Dagang Negara. The successor bank in the Netherlands becomes Nedesco Bank en Nederlandse Overzee Bank.
- 1969: Nederlandse Overzee Bank merges with R. Mees & Zoonen (est. 1720) and Hope & Co. (est. 1734) to form Mees & Hope Bank.
- 1975: Algemene Bank Nederland acquires Mees & Hope.[8]
Defunct banks now part of ABN Amro Group[]
- Algemene Bank Nederland merged into ABN Amro in 1991
- Amro Bank merged into ABN Amro in 1991
- Amsterdamsche Bank merged into Amro Bank in 1964
- Fortis Bank Nederland merged into ABN Amro in 2010
- Rotterdamsche Bank merged into Amro Bank in 1964
Defunct banks now part of De Volksbank[]
- ASN Bank
- SNS Bank
See also[]
External links[]
- List of Dutch banks with SWIFT codes and contact information
- Banks of the Netherlands
- Netherlands banks, their offices with locations and working hours and SWIFT codes.
References[]
- ^ International Investment UBS to sell its Netherlands wealth management bizhttps://www.internationalinvestment.net/internationalinvestment/news/3503988/ubs-sell-netherlands-wealth-management-biz Accessed 2 January 2021
- ^ "A Chinese carmaker agrees to buy a Danish investment bank". The Economist. 5 October 2017.
- ^ The New York Times Belgian Bank Deal 25 April 1990 https://www.nytimes.com/1990/04/25/business/company-news-belgian-bank-deal.html Accessed 2 January 2021
- ^ MSN The 20 oldest banks in the world still operating today https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/the-20-oldest-banks-in-the-world-still-operating-today/ss-AAC5XIc#image=9 Accessed 2 January 2021
- ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20110717201728/http://www.neha.nl/barn/algemenebanken.html BedrijfsArchieven Register Nederland (BARN) - 81: Bankwezen: Algemene en handelsbanken (Archives of banks of the Netherlands)
- ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20110717201728/http://www.neha.nl/barn/algemenebanken.html BedrijfsArchieven Register Nederland (BARN) - 81: Bankwezen: Algemene en handelsbanken (Archives of banks of the Netherlands)
- ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20110717201728/http://www.neha.nl/barn/algemenebanken.html BedrijfsArchieven Register Nederland (BARN) - 81: Bankwezen: Algemene en handelsbanken (Archives of banks of the Netherlands)
- ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20110717201728/http://www.neha.nl/barn/algemenebanken.html BedrijfsArchieven Register Nederland (BARN) - 81: Bankwezen: Algemene en handelsbanken (Archives of banks of the Netherlands)
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