The ACC Bank recognises that people are what banking is about. The ACC Bank build close relationships with their customers enabling each customer to get what they need when they need it. They achieve this by getting to know the customer, understanding their banking needs and matching these needs with an efficient and effective banking solution.
The ACC Bank specialise in small to medium sized businesses. Its backer, Rabbobank, is believed to be one of the safest banks in the world. The ACC Bank network has 9 business centres throughout Ireland.
A Short History of the ACC Bank
- 1927 – The Agricultural Credit Corporation was founded in September of 1927
- 1988 – The Agricultural Credit Act enabled ACC Bank to have 25% of its assets outside the agricultural industry thus laying the foundations of today’s ACC Bank.
- 2000 – The ACC Bank focussed its attention on small to medium entreprise and the agricultural sectors and became more client-centric. 2002 – ACC Bank became a wholly owned subsidiary of Rabobank – recognised as having a AAA rating and for being one of the world’s safest banks.
- 2009 – The ACC Bank undertook a significant restructure, closing large parts of its network and re-focusing on risk management.
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