ABN Amro reveals profit leap and 1.561-billion-euro subprime hit

Published February 28th, 2008


Dutch bank ABN Amro reported a profits leap for 2007 on Thursday owing to special factors and despite a writedown of 1.561 billion euros (2.36 billion dollars) on account of the US subprime home-loan crisis.



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Posted: 02|28|08 at 11:23 am. Filed under: News.

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