Credit rating abn amro

Regulatory Disclosures. We have reviewed our ratings on eight financial institutions in the Netherlands under our revised "Financial Institutions Rating Methodology". We have affirmed the ratings on these institutions, and the outlooks are unchanged.

The Outlook is Stable. A full list of rating actions is below. Strong Standalone Credit Profile: ABN AMRO's ratings reflect its strong and fairly diversified universal banking business model, complemented by a solid European private banking foothold, and its moderate risk profile, which results in resilient asset quality. The bank's capitalisation, funding and liquidity are rating strengths. The ratings also consider the bank's adequate profitability with solid earnings but cost efficiency that is weaker than peers.

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A full list of rating actions is below. The revision of the Outlook reflects the bank's better than anticipated financial performance during the pandemic and the stabilisation of the Dutch operating environment. Fitch's updated economic assumptions for the Netherlands and northwest Europe ABN AMRO's core markets indicate strong economic recovery, despite some remaining risks related to the pandemic, supply chain disruptions and rising energy prices. The bank's strong risk-weighted capital ratios, funding and liquidity profile are rating strengths. Credit losses should increase next year but from a low base, and will remain notably below the normalised level, as we expect the bank to release some of its Covidrelated management overlay. The bank's strategic focus on domestic and northwest Europe customers in well-known and moderate risk profile industries is positive for asset quality. The bank's profitability metrics have structurally deteriorated recently, due to deposit margin compression, muted corporate loan demand and costly business restructuring and an anti-money laundering AML remediation programme. The bank's earnings benefit from significant contribution from low-risk retail banking, healthy diversification in fee income and deleveraging of non-core assets, which should contain future credit losses. The planned remaining cost reduction of EUR million by will be arduous and gain momentum only from , as expenses related to AML and non-core wind down will remain elevated next year albeit lower. ABN AMRO's stable and diversified funding is underpinned by a strong domestic deposit franchise, good access to the wholesale market and robust liquidity management.

Credit rating abn amro

The Outlook is Stable. A full list of rating actions is below. Strong Standalone Credit Profile: ABN AMRO's ratings reflect its strong and fairly diversified universal banking business model, complemented by a solid European private banking foothold, and its moderate risk profile, which results in resilient asset quality. The bank's capitalisation, funding and liquidity are rating strengths. The ratings also consider the bank's adequate profitability with solid earnings but cost efficiency that is weaker than peers. It offers a broad range of products and services to Dutch retail, corporate and wealth management clients. Solid positions in these segments in selected north-west European markets and a leading global position in international clearing services provides moderate geographical and business diversification. Moderate Risk Appetite, Sound Controls: ABN AMRO's underwriting standards are prudent, with a strategic focus on low-risk domestic mortgage loans and well-executed exit from riskier and cyclical sectors such as energy, shipping and trade and commodity finance. Risk controls are robust and sophisticated, with granular limits. The bank's appetite for traded market risk is low.

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Credit Conditions: Global Conditions Are Tightening As Trade And Economic Worries Mount Credit conditions are becoming more challenging for borrowers around the world, as trade tensions, increases in borrowing costs in some regions, and a historic stretch of economic expansion—particularly in the U. Credit quality also benefits from the bank's focus on sectors with moderate risk profiles in north-west Europe, diversified Dutch SME lending and prudent corporate loan origination. We assess sustainable finance projects for alignment with industry guidelines. Almost all ratings on banks in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg Benelux carry a stable outlook, indicating a broadly stable outlook for the banking sector in the region. We have reviewed our ratings on six large European banks. The risk of geopolitically driven cyberattacks remains elevated and new avenues of attack are emerging as banks make further progress toward digital banking. Fitch's ESG Relevance Scores are not inputs in the rating process; they are an observation on the relevance and materiality of ESG factors in the rating decision. Your credit card statement will list Alacra as the sales agent. The ratings also consider the bank's adequate profitability with solid earnings but cost efficiency that is weaker than peers. Government Support. GDP growth will remain modest with still high interest rates and infla Persisting Near-Term Cost Pressure: The bank has made progress in cutting non-staff-related expenses as a result of its restructuring.

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Structured Finance: Covered Bonds. LT IDR. Per-article purchases are managed by Alacra. Fitch's ESG Relevance Scores are not inputs in the rating process; they are an observation on the relevance and materiality of ESG factors in the rating decision. The Outlook is Stable. The AT1 rating also reflects our expectation that the bank will maintain a CET1 capital ratio comfortably above its maximum distributable amount thresholds. We have reviewed our ratings on six large European banks. Learn More RatingsDirect subscriber login Request a demo. It offers a broad range of products and services to Dutch retail, corporate and wealth management clients. We expect higher-than-anticipated AML-related expenses and necessary investments in data and IT to weigh on profitability in the near term and the bank's cost efficiency is likely to remain generally weaker than similarly rated northern Europe peers. Additional information is available on www.