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ABN AMRO

Assessed in 2022

ABN AMRO is a Dutch financial institution providing banking services to retail, private and business clients. It was initially formed in 1991 as a result of the merger of Algemene Bank Nederland and Amsterdamsche en Rotterdamsche Bank. An additional merger took place in 2010, with Fortis Bank Nederland. ABN AMRO has three client units: Personal & Business Banking, Wealth Management and Corporate Banking. Based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, the financial institution operates in 13 countries and had 19,957 employees in 2021. 50.1% of the total shares of ABN AMRO are listed on Euronext Amsterdam.

Summary

The overall average score across all 2,000 companies is 4.5 out of 20. The average scores by measurement area are: respect human rights, 2.4 out of 10; provide and promote decent work, 1.2 out of 6; and act ethically, 0.9 out of 4.

The first measurement area reflects the expectations on businesses to commit to internationally recognised human and labour rights, implement a human rights due diligence process and ensure access to remedies. The second measurement area addresses critical issues such as safe and healthy workplaces, living wages and working hours, collective bargaining, and diversity and inclusion. The third measurement area encompasses ethical behaviour on topics such as data privacy, corporate taxation, bribery and corruption, and lobbying and political engagement.

More detailed information on this company’s performance can be found in the dataset below. More information about the overall trends and performance of the 2,000 companies can be found in the Social Benchmark 2024 Insights Report.

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Total score: 14.0 /20

Measurement theme	Score
Respect human rights	8.5 /10
Provide and promote decent work	3.0 /6
Act ethically	2.5 /4
Total score	14.0 /20

More about the company

Headquarters: Netherlands

This company is part of the SDG2000, the 2,000 most influential companies globally

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