.Jasper Juinen|Bloomberg|Getty ImagesThe Dutch government on Tuesday said it will certainly lower its own risk in loan provider ABN Amro by a fourth to 30% with a trading plan.Shares of the Dutch banking company traded 1.2% lower at the marketplace open as well as was actually last down 0.6% as of 9:15 a.m. Greater london time.The Dutch authorities, which presently secures a 40.5% passion in ABN Amro, introduced via its investment auto firm NLFI that it will certainly market shares using a pre-arranged trading planning readied to be performed through Barclays Financial institution Ireland.In September, the authorities had claimed it marketed portions worth regarding 1.17 billion euros, taking its shareholding under 50%. It made use of component of the profits to settle a few of the state's debts.ABN Amro was actually released by the condition during the course of the 2008 financial crisis and also later privatized in 2015. The government began decreasing its shareholding in the company final year.The creditor came into condition possession "to make certain the reliability of the monetary unit as well as certainly not as an investment to create a gain," the Finance Minister Eelco Heinen said in a character to parliament, repeating previous claims on the government's intentions.In purchase to recover what the government's total expenditure, the whole staying risk would certainly need to be cost a cost of 31.49 euros every reveal, Heinen claimed in September, adding that it is actually "certainly not practical" that such a cost is going to be actually attained in the short term. As of the Monday close, ABN Amro's portion rate was 15.83 euros.Rebound in sharesThe financial industry has been in the spotlight lately, after UniCredit's transfer to take a stake in German creditor Commerzbank sparked concerns on cross-border mergings in Europe and also the lack of a total financial union in the region.Governments have actually been actually maximizing a rebound in shares to market their shareholdings in banking companies that were managed during the course of the financial crisis. The U.K. and German administrations have each created moves this year to reduce their particular shareholdings in NatWest and also Commerzbank.ABN Amro was actually the subject matter of purchase speculation in 2013, when media reports declared French financial institution BNP Paribas was interested in the Dutch financial institution. At the moment, BNP Paribas refuted the documents.