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ING rules out offer for ABN Amro
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THE HAGUE (AFP) — Dutch banking group ING on Monday ruled out making an offer to buy rival ABN Amro from the embattled Belgian-Dutch financial group Fortis.
"ING ... does not intend to make an offer to acquire ABN Amro Netherlands from Fortis," the bank said in a statement.
"ING has examined the situation closely and carefully. We are mindful of the interests of all stakeholders, but recognise that the ultimate responsibility is to our shareholders."
Fortis shares plummeted a record 23.55 percent Monday, leading the Amsterdam stock exchange in an 8.75 percent decline -- reportedly its biggest in 21 years.
The banking and insurance group turned morning gains into another record loss despite Sunday's announcement of its part nationalisation in a...
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