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Updated · Bloomberg · May 13ABN Amro Posts €692 Million Q1 Profit as Fee Income and Lending Revenue Rise
1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 13
- €692 million in net income for the three months through March put ABN Amro well above the €597.2 million analysts had expected.
- Fee income surged and lending income also increased, lifting quarterly profit at the Amsterdam-based bank.
- The result equals about $812 million and marks a stronger-than-forecast start to the year for the Dutch lender.
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