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Rabobank Nederland, Tokyo
Branch was established on August 7, 2000. Since inception Rabobank has
operated a strong treasury operation in Tokyo. It has been active in the
Japanese Financial Markets, trading JGBs, repos, money market derivatives,
securities finance, and providing liquidity to the Japanese Financial
System. Rabobank Nederland, Tokyo Branch has built up key market positions
in the Government Bond markets and in equity reverse repos.
The bank has a well-established position among foreign banks in Tokyo as
ranked by assets and ordinary earnings. Rabobank’s AAA-rated paper is
popular among Japanese investors. In Tokyo, the long term funding desk of
Treasury Rabobank Group looks for opportunities in the Japanese market,
specifically Samurai bonds, Uridashi notes and medium-term notes (MTNs) for
private placement. Rabobank is currently one of the largest volume issuers
in the Samurai market, and has issued in a variety of currencies in the
Uridashi market for retail investors.
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Rabobank is firmly committed
to the Japanese market and continues to strengthen investment in Japan.
Rabobank’s ambitions in Japan are based on a history of strong, specialised
research and the ability to offer financial services and products to
Japanese clients. |
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Rabobank Nederland (Japan Branch)
Category : Foreign Banks
SWIFT Code : RABOJPJT
Address :
16th Flr, Tokyo Sankei Building
1-7-2 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-0004
Telephone : (+81) 3 5200 8000
Website : www.rabobank.com |
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By concentrating on clearly defined niche
segments in these target markets and integrating closely with the Rabobank
International network, highly professional staff aims to achieve the best
possible long term results for clients and stakeholders.
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