ABN AMRO (ABN NA) says it sees no impact on loan growth volume; sees growing appeal for private credit from potential interest rate hikes

ABN AMRO's statement suggests that the bank anticipates stable loan growth despite a potential interest rate hike, indicating confidence in demand for lending.

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Furthermore, the mention of increasing interest in private credit may signal a shift in borrowing preferences as rates rise, which could reshape the competitive landscape in banking. Overall, this reflects a resilience in their business model and potential opportunities for diversification in credit channels.

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