Company History

• 1927

The Agricultural Credit Corporation was founded in September 1927 and was one of the first creations of the Irish Free State.

• 1988

A new Agricultural Credit Act empowered the corporation to deploy up to 25% of its risk assets outside agriculture and the foundations of present day ACCBank were laid.

• 2000

ACCBank refocused its business model on the SME and Agri sectors positioning the bank as a relationship bank in these sectors.

• 2002

ACCBank became a wholly owned subsidiary of Rabobank, a AAA rated bank. Rabobank is one of the worlds leading and safest banks.

• 2009
  ACCBank, in the face of the finanical crisis undertook a substanial restructure, closing a large part of its network and re-focusing its efforts in risk management. It now consists of 9 Business Centres. It continues to be a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Rabobank Group.

ACC Bank plc trading as ACCBank is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.  ACC Bank plc is part of the Rabobank Group.