ABN AMRO wins partial EU court ruling on resolution fund contributions

By Public Technologies
  • The EU General Court ruled partially in favor of ABN AMRO and its mortgage subsidiary in their resolution-fund contribution dispute on November 4, 2026.
  • The ruling will reduce third-quarter 2026 profit after tax by approximately €33 million.
  • The Single Resolution Board must repay part of an approximately €120 million additional contribution paid under protest in 2023, recognized as a receivable.
  • The court upheld including a securitization-related accounting item in Single Resolution Fund contributions for 2016-2023, but found additional 2016-2018 contributions were imposed too late.
  • Judges annulled the board’s decision, requiring recalculated contributions and payment of the bank’s legal costs.


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