Rabobank

Rabobank is an international cooperative bank with Dutch roots and a business model built around members rather than shareholders. It operates as the world's leading specialist in food and agribusiness banking, serving customers across the food, agriculture and clean energy sectors alongside its retail and business banking operations in the Netherlands, where it has approximately 10 million customers. The bank has been in operation for 125 years.

The institution serves clients in 47 countries and maintains a presence in 34 of them. Its activities are concentrated in banking and financial services, food and agribusiness, agriculture and clean energy, and include global clean energy financing alongside its specialist food and agriculture lending. In 2025 the bank reported a net result of EUR 4,957 million.

As a cooperative, Rabobank has no shareholders; ownership rests with its members, and the bank describes its founding principles as collaboration and mutual support rather than competition. It combines local involvement with international scale, and is regarded as one of Europe's more reliable banking institutions. Working across multiple jurisdictions and heavily regulated sectors, the bank's operations span corporate and financial regulation, agricultural and commodity finance, and cross-border transactions.