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Since the Dutch government listed a 23% stake, shares are up by more than a fifth
Swedish bank sought deal with Dutch lender over the summer
Olga Zoutendijk’s appointment as chair of ABN Amro is a landmark, and the bank is better for it
Most groups hit that suffered in the crisis were crippled by losses in areas far distant from their principal business
Sale of fifth of stake raises €3.8bn for Dutch government
The bank’s history should turn out to be more interesting than its future
Ministers hope to recoup some money from financial crisis rescue
Flotation of Dutch lender disrupted after planned award provokes political uproar
The Italian on his place in a world that demands bankers gamble less and see their families more
Listing plans, blown off course by a pay scandal, could still take place by the end of the year
ABN’s cross-dressing chairman Gerrit Zalm has a keen sense of what humour can achieve
