Gloomy future prospects for Dutch banks. After four years of crisis, banks in the Netherlands are trying to build a brighter future. The three biggest Dutch banks, which between them account for 80% of the market, have seen their net profits rise significantly over the past year: ABN Amro, €689 million; ING, €5.7 billion and Rabobank, €2.6bn. Having sold off overseas assets, however, to focus on the national market, their growth prospects remain gloomy over the medium-term. In...