Netherlands

Seeking simplicity

As the Benelux region’s structured product market emerges shaken from the global financial crisis, a focus on education is needed to rebuild investor confidence and to make sure structured products are being sold in an appropriate manner. Clare Dickinson…

Against the grain

Pension fund performance in 2008 was appalling, with funding levels plunging across the globe – but some schemes sidestepped a funding crisis by focusing on effective risk management.

Dutch banks take a new look at risk

Dutch banks were considered to be among the best and safest in the world, but now they are reducing their global presence and concentrating primarily on their home market. Boris Agranovich looks at what went wrong and at the local risk management…

Recovery plans could be scrapped next year

Many Dutch pension schemes may be able to scrap their recovery plans by summer 2010 if the recovery of the global economy continues, according to the Dutch pension regulator, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).

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