ABN Amro said its quarterly profits took a hit from the cost of ramping up anti-money laundering safeguards at the Dutch government-backed bank after recent scandals at Danske Bank and local rivals ING and Rabobank.
The lender took an €85m provision to “accelerate” customer due diligence re
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