DLL Group

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DLL
Fully owned subsidiary
Industry Financial services
Founded 1969
Headquarters Eindhoven
Key people
Bill Stephenson, Chairman of the Board
Frans Overdijk, (CFO)
Rob van Zadelhoff (CCO)
Carlo van Kemenade (COO)
Products Leasing
Vendor finance
Commercial finance
Factoring
Number of employees
5,500 (2015)
Slogan See what counts
Website www.dllgroup.com

DLL is a global provider of asset-based financial solutions working in nine industries: Food, Agriculture, Healthcare, Clean Technology, Office Technology, Construction, Transportation, Industrial and Automotive. DLL specializes in the field of leasing and other financial solutions such as vendor finance, commercial finance, mobility solutions, factoring, consumer finance and remarketing.

In 2013, DLL is ranked in the top five of European Leasing Companies and, in 2014, ranked first in the Top 25 Vendor Finance companies in the U.S.[1] Bill Stephenson is the Chief Executive Officer.[2][3][4]

In 2015, the company has approximately 5500 employees in over 35 countries. The head office of DLL is established in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The company is a fully owned subsidiary of Rabobank Group.

History

DLL was founded in 1969 as De Lage Landen by Rabobank and Interpolis as a credit company.

For 2014 DLL reported a 10% growth of its portfolio to reach 34.5 billion Euro (42 billion USD) and net profit of 454 million Euro (602 million USD). This is a 13% increase compared to 2013.[5][6] In 2014, the company rebranded as DLL, along with a new logo and the tagline "see what counts".

Headquarters in Eindhoven, the Netherlands

EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa)

  • Started in 1969;
  • Operating in 22 countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, and the United Kingdom);
  • Most recent: Turkey, 2013;
  • 53% of DLL’s leasing portfolio is generated in EMEA (2014);
  • Including car leasing in 10 countries (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Poland and Sweden);
American headquarters in Wayne, U.S.A.

Americas

  • Started in this region in 1998;
  • Established in 6 countries (Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Mexico and the United States of America);
  • Most recent: Chile, 2012;
  • 41% of DLL’s leasing portfolio is generated in the Americas (2014);

Asia Pacific

  • Started in this region in 2002;
  • Established in 8 countries (Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Singapore, South Korea and New Zealand);
  • 7% of DLL’s leasing portfolio is generated in Asia Pacific (2014);

Key moments in the company’s history

1969 De Lage Landen is founded by Rabobank and Interpolis
1982 Introduction of operational leasing which became the basis for vendor finance
1982 Introduction of car leasing
1987 Expansion into Europe
1989 Introduction of the company color process blue
1997 Updated logo: De Lage Landen, partners in finance
1998 Expansion into North America
1999 Acquisition of Tokai Financial Services, a company that focuses on small-equipment financing[7]
2002 Expansion into South America and Australia
2004 Expansion into Asia
2005 Acquisition of Telia Finans, market leader Scandinavia in leasing IT and Office Equipment[8]
2006 Acquisition of Athlon Car Lease, an international car leasing company[9][10]
2006 Expansion into Central and Eastern Europe
2007 Launch of Freo online consumer finance in the Netherlands[11]
2011 Started Operations in India
2014 Renewed brand identity: DLL, financial solutions partner

Sustainability

DLL tries to close raw material cycles in order to create a circular economy[12] and is awarded for their vision on Life Cycle Asset Management.[13] They also accept responsibility to provide structural sustainable mobility solutions.[14][15] DLL is committed to measure their CO2 footprint and reduce the impact on the environment.[16]

Awards

2010 Green Lessor of the Year[17]
2011 Green Lessor of the Year[18]
2012 Green Finance Provider of the Year[19]
2012 Vendor Finance Provider of the Year[20]
2012 Asset Finance Innovation of the Year[21]
2012 International Lessor of the Year[22]
2012 Ranked in Top 5 of European Leasing Companies[23]
2013 Product & Service Innovation of the Year[24]
2013 European Lessor of the Year[25]
2013 Ranked in Top 5 of European Leasing Companies[26]
2014 Vendor Specialist of the Year[27]
2014 Asia Pacific Vendor Finance Provider of the Year[28]
2014 Product and Service Innovation of the Year[29]
2014 DLL companies named in Top 10 U.S. Food and Agriculture lenders[30]
2014 Athlon received 1st place in the International Fleet Industry Award 2014[31]
2014 #1 Vendor Finance Company in the U.S.[32]
2015 #1 Vendor Finance Company in the U.S.[33]
2015 Several #1 spots in 2014 Leaseurope Ranking of Top European Leasing Companies[34]

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