Rijkman Groenink, chief executive of ABN Amro, stands to make at least €23m ($31m) from his shares and options in the Dutch bank if a consortium led by Royal Bank of Scotland is successful with its €39-a-share offer.

Six other members of the managing board will share an estimated €65m if the RBS bid succeeds and triggers the exercise of their options and restricted stock awards, according to the bank's annual report.