In order to continue investing with ABN AMRO we need your National Client Identifier (NCI).
To comply with EU regulations, ABN AMRO needs to have client identification numbers for all natural persons who trade in financial instruments. This means that when a client places an investment order with ABN AMRO, we need to have a specific document number for that client on record. The number used for this goal is named the National Client Identifier (NCI). Each EU Member State has specified which NCI should be used for its citizens.
In most cases ABN AMRO is able to use information that is already on record. For natural persons with the following nationalities we typically do not have the required NCI:
For clients with one of the above nationalities, we need a specific document number. On this page we explain where the required document number can be found on legal documents, where it can be obtained when it is not yet known and how to provide the document number to ABN AMRO.
Country name | National client identifier(s) applicable per country | |
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Italy | Fiscal code (codice fiscal) | - |
Spain | Tax identification number (Código de identificación fiscal) | - |
Malta | National Identification Number | National Passport Number |
Iceland | Personal Identity Code (Kennitala) | - |
Poland | National Identification Number (PESEL) | Tax Number (Numer identyfikacji podatkowej) |
Estonia | Estonian Personal Identification Code (Isikukood) | - |
Source: esma70-1861941480-56_qas_mifir_data_reporting.pdf (europa.eu)
More information on the NCI and where it is located on documents can be found here.