Dutch bank Rabobank announced it will invest €2 billion ($2.30 billion) over the next three years in data, tech, and artificial intelligence (AI). This move follows similar investments by other banks, such as British bank Lloyds, which recently announced AI-driven cost-cutting plans.
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Rabobank CEO Stefaan Decraene stated that the investment will focus on strengthening the bank’s Data & IT foundation, enhancing customer experience, and scaling AI. The bank reported a first-half net profit of 2.69 billion euros ($3.10 billion), which remains the same as the previous year.
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