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From my experience researching and evaluating brokers, transparency around fees is one of the most important factors I consider before committing funds. Unfortunately, when it comes to ABN AMRO Clearing, I found a complete lack of detailed public information about their commission structure, spreads, or even basic trading costs. The broker mentions a long operational history and a diverse range of services—from brokerage and asset management to specialized solutions—but there’s no breakdown of what those services actually cost the client. This omission raises concerns for me, especially since ABN AMRO Clearing is not regulated and is flagged with a suspicious regulatory license and high potential risk. In my view, the absence of clear fee disclosures makes it impossible to thoroughly evaluate overall trading costs. Without knowing specifics about commissions or typical spreads, I would find it difficult to assess whether this broker could offer value, or even basic financial predictability, for active trading. Personally, I only entrust my capital to brokers who are upfront about their charges. This is essential not only for managing trading expenses, but also for fostering trust—especially when regulation is lacking. In my analysis, I urge extreme caution: the lack of transparency around fees is a red flag, and I would not proceed without absolute clarity on all trading costs before opening an account.