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ABN AMRO Bank, LaSalle Bank and LaSalle Bank Midwest N.A.
all enjoy rich traditions, vibrant operations and sound financial
conditions. We invite you to investigate the links at the
left and learn more about why we represent extraordinary opportunities
for professionals seeking a career in the financial services
industry.
ABN AMRO's roots date to 1824, when King Willem I created
it through a royal decree intended to revive trade between
the Netherlands and the Dutch East Indies. It has since grown
to become one of the world's largest financial institutions,
with over $500 billion in assets.
LaSalle Bank Corporation is the 12th-largest banking company
in the US. If you're just learning about ABN AMRO, it is a
name that is known far better in Europe than in the United
States. In the US, ABN AMRO is best known by the names of
local banks that it has acquired, including Chicago-based
LaSalle Bank, which it bought in 1979 and Michigan-based
LaSalle Bank Midwest N.A., which it acquired in 1997. Together, the Midwest
banks generate roughly a quarter of the Amsterdam firm's total
revenues and comprise about 17 percent of its assets.
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