ABN AMRO MeesPierson
Belgium’s entrepreneurial private bank
As of May 21, ABN AMRO Private Banking will continue as ABN AMRO MeesPierson. With our new name and our trusted expertise, discover how we are ready to support your ambitions.
Mid-Year Investment Outlook: Roadmap for uncertain times
The economy continues to grow in the second half of 2025, but at a slower pace. And much is still uncertain about US trade policy. Want to know more? You will find explanations and insights from our experts in the videos and articles of the Investment Strategy. Erik Joly, Chief Investment Officer briefly summarises The Big Picture for you below. You can also click through to our Investment Strategy 2025 to read the in-depth articles.
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General subscription period: 5 June 2025 – 17 June 2025
ABN AMRO subscription period: 9 June 2025 – 13 June 2025 at 14:00 CEST
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What is Private Banking?
Your assets deserve personal care and attention. When your plate is full, it is nice to have someone looking over your shoulder and actively thinking with you. Private Banking is there to help you realise your individual and family goals. At ABN AMRO MeesPierson we also add your business goals to the mix.
Why opt for ABN AMRO MeesPierson?
Discover our unique approach for entrepreneurs' personal and professional challenges
Our range of services for entrepreneurs and their companies combines the power and knowledge of both Corporate Banking and Private Banking. This allows us to serve your business and private needs in a better and faster way as a specialised team.
Thanks to our extensive knowledge of key transition topics such as energy, digitalisation and mobility, we can make sure your company and assets are protected and can grow in the rapidly changing world of tomorrow.
Latest news
Update Equities: Trump's unpredictability keeps the markets on edge
Just as the tariff turmoil seemed to be easing, US President Donald Trump made headlines again. Last Friday, he announced plans to impose a 50% tariff on imports from the EU starting June 1. Trump claimed these higher tariffs are necessary to ramp up negotiations, as the trade talks are ‘going nowhere.’ On his social media platform, Truth Social, he accused the EU of being 'very difficult to deal with.' European markets declined, ending five weeks of gains.
Update Bonds: Are bond markets getting less sensitive to politics?
Last week, US President Donald Trump threatened Europe with a 50% tariff hike starting June 1st. In an unexpected twist, after speaking with Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, Trump delayed the potential tariff increase to 9 July. Despite the uncertainty created by the trade war and sudden tariff announcements, the impact on US Treasuries was minimal.
Update Investment Strategy: Uncertainty reduces risk appetite
Financial markets were extremely volatile in April. First, US tariffs announcement pushed markets lower. When US President Donald Trump backpedalled, equity markets recovered with force and now above ‘Liberation Day’ levels. Although we do not expect a recession, we do expect that the ongoing uncertainty will cause volatility to remain elevated. Therefore, we are using the rebound in financial markets to take some risk off the table.
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