Rijkman Groenink, chief executive of ABN Amro, stands to make at least €17m ($22.7m) from his shares and options in the Dutch bank if it is taken over by Barclays or another bidder.

The six other members of the management board will make an estimated €56.6m between them assuming that a successful bid at €32.50 a share triggers the exercise of their options and restricted stock awards.