Infosys and ABN AMRO expand strategic cooperation: The goal is to simplify the IT architecture and accelerate the transformation driven by AI.

This collaboration will leverage Infosys Topaz to support ABN AMRO in enhancing efficiency, scalability, and innovation capabilities.

Bengaluru, India, September 30, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Infosys (NSE : INFY) (BSE : INFY) (NYSE : INFY) is a globally leading provider of AI consulting and technical services. ABN AMRO, one of the largest banks in the Netherlands, is expanding their strategic cooperation with the aim of accelerating the bank's AI driven transformation. As part of this collaboration, Infosys will provide services such as application development, testing, and support to help ABN AMRO simplify and modernize its IT architecture, while also enhancing operational efficiency, scalability, and innovation capabilities.

This collaboration is no longer limited to the isolated AI project, but rather focuses on its promotion and application within the enterprise scope, with the emphasis on fully unleashing the value of AI. With the help of Infosys Topaz – a AI-oriented product that utilizes generative AI and proxy AI technologies – Infosys will assist ABN AMRO in more deeply integrating AI into the entire technical infrastructure, enabling banks to transform data into insight-driven innovation. The goal of both parties is to simplify the platform, enhance agility, and strengthen the delivery of digital services. Infosys will also help the bank to realize value more quickly. By mobilizing its global engineering team and alternative delivery models, Infosys will support continuous improvement in efficiency, while also promoting the establishment of a scalable, secure, and future-oriented IT foundation to support ongoing innovation.

ABN AMRO Bank Chief Innovation and Technology Officer Carsten Bittner stated: "Renewing our cooperation with Infosys will help us further simplify and modernize the IT architecture, while also accelerating the responsible use of AI across the company. This collaboration will improve operational efficiency, create greater customer value, and help to reduce complexity and operating costs."

Infosys, Vice President and Head of Financial Services and Public Sector Business, stated: "This renewal agreement marks an important milestone in our relationship with ABN AMRO and also reflects the trust we have in Infosys. By combining our deep professional expertise, a robust global delivery model, and the capabilities of Infosys Topaz, we support the transformation of core systems and the simplification of complex IT architectures, thereby helping to implement and operate AI in a targeted manner. Our focus is not only on large-scale transformation but also on ensuring that this transformation is precise, efficient, and sustainable in the long term for ABN AMRO Bank."

About Infosys

Infosys ( NSE : INFY ) ( BSE : INFY ) ( NYSE : INFY ) is a global leader in corporate consulting and technical services. With over 325,000 employees, the company is committed to unleashing human potential and creating new opportunities for individuals, businesses, and communities. As a pioneer in business transformation, Infosys has helped enterprises in 59 countries to significantly release AI value. Leveraging more than forty years of experience in managing global enterprise systems and operations, the company accelerates business transformations through its AI-first value framework, deep industry expertise, and its unique ability to coordinate innovation with its AI native partner ecosystem. Infosys is recognized as one of the fastest-growing IT service brands globally and is dedicated to becoming a trusted, well-governed, and environmentally sustainable partner for its clients; its inclusive workplace and strong talent expertise help clients move to the next stage of development.

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