Dutch insurers continue to invest less in bonds
Insurers in the Netherlands continued to sell direct investments in bonds in 2023, new figures from DNB show. For the fourth year in a row, insurers sold more bonds than they bought.
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The Financial Supervision Act (Wet op het financieel toezicht - Wft) regulates supervision of almost the entire financial sector in the Netherlands. The Wft comprises a large number of rules and regulations for financial markets and their supervision.
Insurers in the Netherlands continued to sell direct investments in bonds in 2023, new figures from DNB show. For the fourth year in a row, insurers sold more bonds than they bought.
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