(Reuters) - LONDON/AMSTERDAM, April 25 - A trio of banks led by Royal Bank of Scotland has proposed a 72-billion-euro bid for ABN AMRO , threatening to thwart an agreed takeover of the Dutch bank by Britain's Barclays .
The RBS group, which also includes Spain's Santander and Dutch-Belgian bank Fortis , said on Wednesday it planned to offer 39 euros a share for ABN AMRO, made up of 70 percent in cash and 30 percent in RBS shares.
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