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April 23, 2007

How well were ABN Amro and Barclays Connected Before the Merger?

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According to IntellectSpace, only one common connection exists between the Board of Directors of Barclays and ABN AMRO. This signifies a weak relationship between the two firms and may jeopardize the merger talks between them. The following Knowledge Map shows the only common Board connection - between Matthew Hickman and Hans Joerg Rudloff via CSFB. Here is an interactive version of this Knowledge Map: http://nv.intellectspace.com/ispace/GuestMonitor.aspx?id=6cb553f2-de7c-4691-bf01-0ea99cc10de9 (View in IE Explorer 4.0+ only)

However, there is a strong relationship between the banks' executives. The Knowledge Map below shows that Lazard, Bank of New York, Lehman Brothers, and other financial institutions act as a common thread between ABN Amro and Barclays. And, for an interactive version of this Knowledge Map, navigate here: http://nv.intellectspace.com/ispace/GuestMonitor.aspx?id=bfc45643-41db-49a9-8182-46d2ed673bbe (View in IE Explorer 4.0+ only)

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