Amsterdam Trade Bank (ATB) is a Dutch commercial bank founded in 1994 and headquartered in Amsterdam. The bank was originally founded by Stolichny Bank International, a subsidiary of SBS-AGRO Bank in Russia, and became part of the Alfa Group, a Russian private investment group, in 2001. Alfa Group holds ATB through ABH Holdings S.A. and ABH Financial Limited, and Russian businessman Mikhail Fridman indirectly owns a minority stake. ATB is a privately held, unlisted bank focused on providing trade finance services to companies looking to do business in the countries of the former Soviet Union.
In terms of service scope, ATB covers the countries of the former Soviet Union and has international branches in Kazakhstan and Macedonia. In addition, ATB has opened Internet branches in the Netherlands (2003), Germany (2006) and Austria (2011), indicating its presence in digital services. However, as a trade finance bank, ATB does not have a traditional physical branch and instead provides its services through offices or other service points.
The Amsterdam Trade Bank NV (ATB) was declared bankrupt by the Amsterdam District Court on April 22, 2022 - 17:00. The Court has appointed Mr. J.E.P.A. van Hooff and Mr. D.D. Nijkamp as bankruptcy trustees. For more information on insolvency, please visit the ATB/FIBR website (, the ABN AMRO website and the public bankruptcy report published by the Central Bankruptcy Registry at https://insolventies.rechtspraak.nl/#!/details/13.ams.22.77.F.1300.1.22。
