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Rabobank

Rabobank Rabobank Group
Offices The group comprises 143 independent local Dutch Rabobanks, a central organization , and a large number of specialized international offices and subsidiaries
Foundation 1972
Languages English
Address Croeselaan 18 3521 CB Utrecht The Netherlands

Rabobank Group is an international financial services provider operating on the basis of cooperative principles. Rabobank Group offers retail banking, wholesale banking, asset management, leasing and real estate services, with emphasis on providing a comprehensive package of fi nancial services in the Netherlands. Internationally the Rabobank Group is focussed on the food and agri sector. Rabobank Group is comprised of 143 independent local Rabobanks plus Rabobank Nederland, their umbrella organisation, and a number of subsidiaries. The group entities maintain strong mutual ties. Rabobank Group's total employee base numbers about 58,400 FTEs, who serve approximately 10 million clients in 48 countries.

In terms of Tier I capital, Rabobank Group ranks among the world’s 25 largest financial institutions. Rabobank Group has the highest credit rating, awarded by rating agencies Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s Investor Service and DBRS.

Profile & values
Rabobank Group is a full-range financial services provider that operates on cooperative principles. Its origins lie in the local loan cooperatives that were founded in the Netherlands nearly 110 years ago by enterprising people who had virtually no access to the capital market.

Keypoints
One of Rabobank's core objectives is to create the highest possible customer value. Customer value is reflected in the degree of customer satisfaction and loyalty. Rabobank is critical of itself and is keen to learn from clients what it does well and what could be improved.

Strategy
Sustained autonomous growth is a leading factor in the strategic course that Rabobank Group aims to steer in the coming years. This strategy centres around our core competence: Food & Agribusiness.

History
Rabobank's roots lie in agriculture. In 1898 two separate cooperative banks - the Coöperatieve Centrale Raiffeisen-Bank in Utrecht and the Coöperatieve Centrale Boerenleenbank in Eindhoven - were founded by enterprising rural folk, who, with little access to the capital market, decided to help one another.

Management
Rabobank is governed by two complementary yet independent boards: the Executive Board and the Supervisory Board.

Organisation
Rabobank’s all-finance approach to banking is reflected in our organisational structure.

Corporate Social Responsibility
We assist business owners by discussing opportunities and risks in the economic, social and environmental field at an early stage. Our organisation also provides support by stimulating innovations in areas including cleantech, sustainable energy and the environment. We furthermore offer products and services that contribute to the sustainable development of wealth and welfare for our clients and society. These activities make Rabobank one of the top three most sustainable banks worldwide.

Sponsoring
Rabobank is the largest sponsor of sport and culture in the Netherlands. Rabobank has selected three branches of sport to focus its sponsorship activities on: cycling, equestrian sports and hockey. Cultural sponsorship provides excellent opportunities for demonstrating Rabobank’s versatility and social involvement.

WWWhttp://www.rabobank.com/
Actualization date2 February 2010
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