ABN AMRO has operated in Argentina since 1914. We employ around 180 full-time professionals who maintain our branch located in Buenos Aires.

Regarding our corporate and investment activities, it is our goal to strengthen our relationship with clients from diverse sectors such as energy, telecommunications, financial institutions and public sector.

While committed to building long-term relationships, we offer a full-spectrum of products and services through our network of main financial centres world-wide as well as the main emerging markets. Products and services include; financial markets (origination, primary and secondary distribution and trading), transaction banking (cash management and foreign trade solutions), financial advisory, mergers and acquisitions, etc.

The diversity of awards and recognitions ABN AMRO wins reflects our commitment to the Latin American market. We ranked No. 1 in Capital Raising for Latin America from Euromoney in October 2005 and the Latin American Loan House of the Year award from IFR Magazine in December 2004.

Our clients can expect the highest level of services and tailored solutions. We maintain a broad global network for an extensive international presence giving you the combined benefit of local knowledge and world-class skills. For more detailed information, please click on the links below:

• Sector Expertise
• Integrated Product Offering

For further local information, please visit our ABN AMRO Argentinian internet site.




"ABN AMRO has quietly been building a strong debt franchise in Argentina. The Dutch bank, which has been in the country for the past 90 years, perfectly timed its exit from retail banking there, mere months before the default, and has been concentrating on corporate debt ever since. Few Argentine companies are able to tap the international bond markets, but ABN AMRO was the bookrunner on local bond issues for Ford Credit, electricity company Edesur and gas generator Camuzzi over the past year. Most impressively, it placed the first syndicated loan out of Argentina since the default: a USD 170 million deal for Tecpetrol."