DNB created a booklet outlining its supervisory approach towards small and medium-sized banks in the Netherlands. It also provides insight into the ‘Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process’ which determines an institution’s capital and liquidity requirements. This so-called micro prudential supervision is an important pillar in the supervision of the financial system.
The brochure also refers to the SSM supervisory methodology, for more insight into the SSM supervisory methodology see: ECB Banking Supervision.
Dutch households are putting more and more money in bank accounts abroad, according to the latest quarterly figures from DNB and the ECB. Countries where savings rates have recently risen are particularly popular among Dutch savers.
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In the area of Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book (IRRBB) newly introduced reporting schemes for significant institutions (and a few less significant institutions) will be added to the existing reporting.
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Supervisory authority De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) is submitting a new anti-money laundering approach to financial institutions and other stakeholders as part of a public consultation. In a policy document presented today [...]
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On 31 May 2023, we announced an increase in the countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) to 2%. Accordingly, banks with loans outstanding in the Netherlands must comply with this requirement by 31 May 2024. Since this announcement the risk environment has not changed substantially.
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