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ARTICLE · 03 JUNE 1995

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NetherlandsAntitrust/Competition Law
Brokers, Banks, Banking Institutions, Interdealer Brokers, Special Corporate Members - Amsterdam Exchanges NV corporate members

Edition: February 1995

AMSTERDAM (020)						AMSTERDAM (3120)
- ABN AMRO Bank N.V.	Foppingadreef 22	1102 BS		628 9393
- Amsterdamse		Herengracht 500		1017 CB		626 7355
- Investeringsbank N.V.*
Amstgeld N.V.		Paleisstraat 1 		1012 RB 	623 6438
- Bangert, Pontier 
& Partners B.V.		Keizersgracht 472	1017 EG		520 6520
- Bank Insinger De 
Beaufort N.V.		Herengracht 504		1017 CB	 	626 3011
- Bank Labouchere N.V.	Keizersgracht 617	1017 DS		520 9300
- Bank Mendes Gans N.V.	Herengracht 619		1017 CE		523 5311
- Banque De Suez 
Nederland N.V.*		Herengracht 320-324	1016 CE		622 9726
- Banque Paribas 
Nederland N.V.		Herengracht 539-543	1017 BW		520 4911
- Barclays De Zoete	Weteringschans 109  	1017 SB		626 8630
- Wedd Nederland N.V.
Beels & Co B.V.		Keizersgracht 683	1017 DW		626 2686
- Bond Center 
Amsterdam B.V. 		Herengracht 493		1017 BT		626 5535
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