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In this semi-annual publication, De Nederlandsche Bank outlines developments that could potentially affect financial stability in the Netherlands. We discuss the fact that vulnerabilities in the Dutch financial sector have increased again in the past six months due to high inflation, rising interest rates and the worsened economic outlook. Likewise, there is uncertainty about the further course of the war in Ukraine and its economic impact. Buffers within the Dutch financial sector are robust, but the resilience of financial institutions will be tested again in the period ahead.
The Financial Stability Report is originally issued in Dutch as Overzicht Financiële Stabiliteit.
Financial Stability Report - Autumn 2022
Cijferreeks Financial Stability Report - Autumn 2022 (Dutch Only)
Macroprudentiele indicatoren Financial Stability Report - Autumn 2022 (Dutch Only)
The volume of lending by what are known as other non-bank financial intermediaries (OFIs) has continued to decline over the past two years.
Read more Lending by other financial intermediaries has declined further in the Netherlands
Thanks to buoyant stock markets worldwide, Dutch pension funds recorded strong price gains of almost €36 billion on their equity and investment fund shares, according to macroeconomic data from DNB.
Read more Dutch pension funds see assets grow due to price gains on equities
The Dutch conduit sector is shrinking faster than previously assumed. This is one of the findings of a five-yearly revision of the balance of payments figures, the results of which are being published by DNB today.
Read more Contraction of Dutch conduit sector previously underestimated
‘Economic growth in the Netherlands is expected to pick up in the year ahead, spurring confidence in a “soft landing” for our economy.’ Klaas Knot said this today during the annual public session in the House of Representatives on macroeconomic risks to the financial system.
Read more Klaas Knot’s introductory statement for the Standing Parliamentary Committee for Finance
