In this semi-annual publication, De Nederlandsche Bank outlines developments that could potentially affect financial stability in the Netherlands.
The Financial Stability Report is originally issued in Dutch as Overzicht Financiële Stabiliteit.
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Financial Stability Report - autumn 2023
Macro Prudential Indicators FSR - Autumn 2023
14 September 2026
News
In times of economic uncertainty, the impact of monetary policy on the economy may be weaker. Moreover, a new DNB Analysis shows that not all forms of uncertainty have the same effect. Financial and geopolitical uncertainty, in particular, appear to be dampening the impact of an interest rate rise.
Read more Uncertainty dampens the impact of monetary policy
08 September 2026
News
Trust in the financial sector among Dutch households increased over the past year. This has emerged from a survey of almost 2,100 households conducted by De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB). The share of respondents who have trust in financial institutions rose from 52% in 2025 to 57% in 2026.
Read more Trust in financial sector increases
15 July 2026
News
In recent years, Dutch insurers and pension funds have been investing more in private assets, such as private equity and private credit. By 2025, they had a combined total of €276 billion worth of these investments on their books. While the rapid growth of private markets presents opportunities...
Read more Dutch insurers and pension funds are investing more and more in private assets.
12 June 2026
Background
Inflation and economic growth are linked to energy price movements. That is why we added two scenarios to our Spring Projections: an adverse and a severe scenario. Rather than predicting what will happen, they show what might happen if oil and gas prices stay high for longer and/or rise further.
Read more What if energy prices remain high for longer and uncertainty lingers?