Rabobank

Dutch international banking and financial services provider Rabobank is based in Utrecht. The group consists of 89 regional Dutch Rabobanks (as of 2019), Rabobank Nederland, a central organization, and numerous specialized foreign offices and subsidiaries. The Rabobank Group's principal international concentration is in the food and agricultural industries. In terms of total assets, Rabobank is the second-largest bank in the Netherlands.

A 2013 incident that involved dishonest trading tactics, including global LIBOR currency rate manipulation, led to a $1 billion fine. As a result, CEO Piet Moerland resigned right away. The organization is one of the top 30 financial organizations in the world in terms of Tier 1 capital. Total assets were €681 billion as of December 2014, with a €1.8 billion net profit. Rabobank is ranked 25th on Global Finance's list of "the world's safest banks."

Founded: 1895
Headquarters: Rabotoren, Utrecht, Netherlands
Website: www.rabobank.com