If you trace its history back far enough you can date the founding of MeesPierson to 1720. It was then that Gregorius Mees joined an Amsterdam banking house, which in 1786 was renamed R Mees Zoonen after his son Rudolf.
Today’s MeesPierson is the result of several mergers and acquisitions in Dutch banking over the past 30 years. Its present name dates to 1993 when Bank Mees and Hope, and Pierson Heldring and Pierson were brought together by their parent banks which a year and a half earlier had merged as ABN Amro.
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