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DNB charges a fee for considering DNO applications

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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.

Published: 19 July 2017

Latest update: 22 September 2026

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 Even if the DNO application is withdrawn by the applicant or suspended by DNB during the process, fees will still apply.

Information Declaration of no-objection

Definition of qualifying holding

Different types of DNO

Applying for a DNO

General information

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