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1.ABN AMRO Group shall offer customers of Private Banking NL the option to end their private banking relationship with ABN AMRO Group and to transfer their investment portfolios to other banks. That offer shall hold for a period of two consecutive months (‘the relevant period’).
The relevant period shall start as soon as possible after the date of this Decision allowing for (if required) a reasonable period for preparation, and within a year after the date of this Decision at the latest. ABN AMRO Group shall submit for approval to the Commission a start date for the relevant period at least 4 weeks before the relevant period is supposed to start.
2.ABN AMRO Group shall provide to all its Private Banking NL customers the terms of the offer, described in paragraph 1, in an unambiguous way on the first day of the relevant period at the latest. The information to be sent by ABN AMRO Group to its customers shall first be provided to the Commission at least 4 weeks before that information is sent to its customers.
3.ABN AMRO Group shall facilitate the closure of private banking relationships where so requested by customers, using the ordinary procedures at the lowest cost possible. If the customer decides to transfer its position and/or (related) security rights, and if that transfer is possible from the perspective of the transferee bank, ABN AMRO shall facilitate such a transfer. Customers shall be informed of the option to transfer positions rather than liquidating them and will be informed of the costs of the two options.
ABN AMRO Group shall cover its own administrative, transfer and transaction costs which are the direct consequence of the ending of the private banking relationship and the transfer of portfolios(1).
ABN AMRO Group shall not be obliged to cover other financial consequences for the customer.
In line with the numerical examples that ABN AMRO Group provided to the Commission on 18 November 2010.
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