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Rabobank Group at a glance

Rabobank Group is an international financial services provider operating on the basis of cooperative principles. It offers retail banking, wholesale banking, leasing, real estate services and asset management.

Service provider in the Netherlands at a glance

Rabobank Group is not only the largest mortgage lender, savings bank and insurance broker in the Netherlands, but it is also market leader in the TIS segment, food and agribusiness, and wholesale banking.

Wholesale banking and international rural and retail banking at a glance

Rabobank International is Rabobank Group’s wholesale banking and international rural and retail banking division. Rabobank is a leader in the Dutch wholesale market.

Leasing at a glance

De Lage Landen runs Rabobank Group’s leasing activities. The Vendor Finance division, which operates in 36 countries, helps manufacturers and distributors to sell products and services.

Rabo Real Estate Group at a glance

Rabo Real Estate Group is Rabobank Group’s real estate knowledge centre; it operates divisions such as Bouwfonds Property Development, MAB Development, FGH Bank, Bouwfonds REIM and Fondsenbeheer Nederland.

Asset management at a glance

Rabobank Group’s asset management business is carried out by Robeco, Schretlen & Co and the local Rabobanks. Rabo Real Estate Group is a specialist in investment property.

Key figures

136 local Rabobanks. 826 branches. 1,9 millions of members. Total assets 752.410 million. Net profit 2.112 million. Tier 1 ratio 17,2%.

Strategic Framework for 2013-2016: cooperative, robust and ambitious

Rabobank strategy for the period up to 2016 is outlined in the new Strategic Framework. Rabobank wants to be close to its clients, be at the heart of society and focus on sustainable development.

A more distinctive identity

Rabobank puts the interests of clients first. Many clients are currently experiencing tough times. In keeping with its cooperative principles, Rabobank endeavours to help its clients through this difficult period where possible and appropriate.

Catering to the Dutch market

With regard to the Netherlands, Rabobank has the ambition of becoming the market leader. Market leadership is not an end in itself. Rather, it puts Rabobank in a strong position to offer clients appropriate products.

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Klimop case

Rabo Real Estate Group continued working on the real estate fraud case referred to by FIOD-ECD, the Dutch national fiscal and economic investigation service, and the Public Prosecutor’s Office as the Klimop case in 2012, focusing increasingly on recourse against the accused parties. The case also provides constant input for our Customer Due Diligence (CDD) policy. This investigative work was done with the assistance of external parties, and EUR 28 million has been spent on forensic investigations and outside legal assistance since 2007. The court issued a ruling in the criminal case against the accused early in 2012, which found most of them guilty of fraud. The other accused were convicted at the end of the year. The Public Prosecutor’s Office and the accused lodged appeals in almost every instance. The appeals will be heard in the course of 2013. With the approval of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, settlements were reached in the year under review between the accused and the aggrieved parties, i.e. Philips Pension Fund and Rabo Real Estate Group. Talks are still ongoing with the accused parties about another settlement. In addition, civil proceedings are pending to recover losses from accused parties who are unwilling to reach repayment settlements.

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