We charge a fee for considering applications for a declaration of no objection (DNO). The amounts are laid down in the Regulation on the funding of one-off supervisory actions (Refers to an external site).
The fees for evaluating a DNO application are charged regardless of whether the DNO is granted or rejected by De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) or the European Central Bank. Even if the DNO application is withdrawn by the applicant or suspended by DNB during the process, fees will still apply.
24 December 2025
News item supervision
On December 11 2025, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) issued a public statement (link) providing clarification on how to comply with two new reporting obligations introduced under the revised European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR 3).
Read more Joint newsletter by DNB and the AFM regarding EMIR reporting requirements
17 December 2025
News item supervision
DNB monitors developments in cyclical risks that could impact Dutch financial stability and decides quarterly on the height of the countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB). DNB assesses that the current level of the CCyB (2%) remains appropriate.
Read more DNB maintains the countercyclical capital buffer at 2%
16 December 2025
News
In the past two years, Dutch life insurers have taken over €7 billion in pension liabilities through so-called buy-outs, according to new figures from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB). For pension funds, a buy-out serves as an alternative to transitioning to the new pension system under the Wtp.
Read more Dutch insurers acquire €7 billion in pension fund liabilities
02 December 2025
News
Euro area banks have been financing fewer and fewer greenhouse gas emissions through their loans to European firms in recent years, as revealed by new figures from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) and the European Central Bank (ECB).
Read more Drop in carbon emissions from European bank loans