Combining business and personal banking

You now have the capital you need to realise all or some of your plans for the future. When running your business, you were probably used to taking risks. But which risks are you prepared to take with the capital you’ve saved up, and which investments are right for you? Will you go for security and stability, or do you want to get the most out of your assets?

Find out how other entrepreneurs, like Marc and Sarah, have invested their capital and the role that investing can play. 

You have both corporate and personal capital, but how can you ensure the very best structure for your assets, both now and in the future? Wealth Planning Specialist Erwin van Elst explains what he does to help clients.

Find out how you can decide on the best way to safeguard your privacy and choose whether or not to invest in the company. 

Jessica Heutink (55) grew up in a wealthy family and always wanted to give something back. After training as a teacher and working as a volunteer on a children’s helpline, she discovered her passion for helping disadvantaged children. Poverty and a problematic home situation often interfere with their development.

Jessica started the Heutink Foundation in 2017 as a means of offering these children access to cultural activities. Read on to find out how and why she did this. 

If you want to be successful when doing business internationally, you need to actively manage the financial risks. This is particularly important for companies operating in complex markets, working with a wide range of clients and suppliers.

Selmers from Beverwijk is a good example. Selmers has managed to minimise its global risks thanks to a close partnership with ABN AMRO and the use of smart Trade Finance products, such as bank guarantees and letters of credit.