The Dutch state has announced plans to sell down its stake in ABN Amro bank from 70% to 63%.
The Netherlands nationalised the Dutch parts of ABN Amro and former Fortis of Belgium during the 2008 financial crisis.
It then partially reprivatised it via a 2015 initial public offering of shares.
The NL Financial Investments agency, which oversees Dutch government investments, plans to gradually sell the state's stake in ABN down to zero.
