KAS BANK Private Banking has been acquired by Nachenius Tjeenk
April 2007 — KAS BANK N.V. has sold its private banking activities to Nachenius Tjeenk. Financial details have not been disclosed.
Nachenius Tjeenk is the Dutch private banking subsidiary of Bank Paribas.
KAS BANK N.V. is the European specialist for the safekeeping and administration of securities and high-end risk and reporting services, focusing entirely on wholesale securities services to professionals in the pensions and securities industries.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins' team in the Netherlands advised on the disentanglement and subsequent sale of the private banking activities of KAS BANK to Nachenius Tjeenk.
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