At ABN Amro, clients have shifted to a higher-risk investment profile. Whereas previously the most popular profile invested mainly in bonds, this has now changed to a profile investing 55 per cent in shares, explained Richard de Groot of the bank an interview with Fondsnieuws as part of its series on asset allocation amid the current low interest rate climate.
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