Join us for the online demo: Qualitative Surveys Service
On 21 March, an online demo of the new qualitative surveys service will take place at 16:00h.
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Pursuant to Section 2:3b of the Financial Supervision Act (Wet op het financieel toezicht – Wft), the statutory consideration period is three months following our receipt of a fully completed application.
We will handle your application as soon as we have received it, first verifying whether you completed it in full and enclosed the required documents.
The application procedure comprises various steps. For example, we may ask you to provide supplementary information and – suspending the deadline for consideration – schedule a meeting with you or screen your enterprise's decision makers. We have prepared an illustrative overview of the steps you may need to go through. View our animation to learn more about the practical aspects of applying for a licence.
The time we need to handle your application greatly depends on the quality and completeness of your application and the supplementary information you provide. If we find these to be insufficient we may need more than three months to reach a decision.
There are a number of success factors that will help guarantee a smooth handling process. We have listed them for you. Please let us know if you know of any other tips and recommendations that we could include in the list.
With questions you can always contact us. You can reach us in several ways:
De Nederlandsche Bank NV
Expert Centre on Market Access
PO Box 98
1000 AB Amsterdam
DNB Information Desk, open on business days between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm (0800 020 10 68 in the Netherlands, or +31 20 524 91 11
info@dnb.nl (please state your name, address and telephone number)
We will not consider anonymous questions.
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On 21 March, an online demo of the new qualitative surveys service will take place at 16:00h.
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