ABN Amro chief executive won't serve second term, steps down next year

ABN Amro chief executive Kees van Dijhuizen is stepping down in April next year after two years in the job. Van Dijkhuizen replaced former finance minister Gerrit Zalm in 2017 after serving four years as chief financial officer, following a career in the civil service and then the private sector. ‘I’m fully committed to further accelerating the bank’s strategy… together with our employees and clients in the months ahead, after which I will be able to pass on the torch...