Rabobank suspected of violating anti-money laundering law in the Netherlands

Rabobank suspected of violating anti-money laundering law in the Netherlands
A picture shows the headquarters of Rabobank in Utrecht on January 27, 2014 as Rabobank membership certificates were launched at the stock exchange of Euronext Amsterdam. AFP PHOTO/ANP/LEX VAN LIESHOUT == NETHERLANDS OUT == LEX VAN LIESHOUT / ANP / AFP NETHERLANDS OUT

Rabobank has been summoned to court by the Dutch Public Prosecution Service.

The Dutch bank, also present in Belgium, is suspected of violating anti-money laundering and terrorism financing laws for years.

According to the prosecution, Rabobank failed to thoroughly investigate its clients and did not report unusual transactions. The first suspicions arose in 2022.

In a press release, Rabobank stated that negotiations for a settlement with the prosecution had fallen through due to a "difference of opinion on an out-of-court resolution of the case".

As a result, the case will be heard in court.

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