ABN AMRO was established in Pakistan in 1948. At the moment, we have around 770 staff, maintaining eight branches in four cities: Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. We service our corporate and institutional clients as well as our private banking clients.

ABN AMRO is the third largest foreign bank in Pakistan, playing a prominent role in both corporate and retail businesses. We are considered to be a leading bank in bringing new products to the local market and a key player in assisting the Government of Pakistan on various economic and financial matters. We are represented in key financial sectors and government policy forums.

While committed to building long-term relationships, we deliver a full-spectrum of tailored advisory, financing and operational products and services to large corporate and institutional clients. The diversity of awards and recognitions ABN AMRO wins reflects our commitment to the Asian Pacific market.

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 Pakistanian internet site.




"The transaction marked Pakistan's re-entry into the international markets after a four-year absence, and its success was a clear sign of investor confidence in the country's economic policies and reform agenda. Four times oversubscription and tight pricing clearly underlined investors' appetite to buy into the growth story. Pakistan achieved pricing of 370bp over five-year US Treasuries, at the tighter end of revised price guidance of 6.75% to 6.85%. This was achieved on the back of solid investor demand across Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Strong secondary market performance, with spreads tightening 10bp almost immediately, was the confirmation – if needed – of the deal's success."