Update FATF-warning lists June 2026
23 June 2026
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FATF released an update of its ‘grey’ and ‘black’ lists.
Read more Update FATF-warning lists June 2026On June 6th, DNB started the public consultation of the 2024 amendment round of the Deposit Guarantee Scheme (DGS) Policy Rules for banks. Parties are invited to submit responses to the consultation to DNB by 19 July at the latest. This consultation is part of the periodic process in which the Single Customer View (SCV, or Individueel Klantbeeld, IKB) Policy Rule and the Policy Rule Scope and Execution DGS are improved and supplemented. The current round of amendments mainly follows from the amendment of the Decree on Special Prudential Measures, Investor Compensation and Deposit Guarantees under the Financial Supervision Act (Besluit bijzondere prudentiële maatregelen, beleggerscompensatie en depositogarantie Wft, Bbpm). The amendment to the Bbpm will enter into force on 1 September 2024.
Published: 10 June 2024
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The proposed amendments that are being submitted for consultation concern (i) the alignment with the independent protection of non-natural persons without legal personality, (ii) the alignment with the extension of the term and the situations in which there is an additional protection and (iii) the clarification of the information obligation of banks to DNB when there are changes, amendments and incidents that could have an impact on the SCV system of banks.
You can find the consultation document on the page ‘Individueel Klantbeeld DGS’ (only available in Dutch). By publishing the consultation document, DNB gives stakeholders the opportunity to respond to the proposed amendments. A substantiated response to the proposed amendments and in particular to the consultation questions mentioned in the consultation document can be submitted by 19 July 2024 by e-mail to consultatie-dgs@dnb.nl, with the title ‘Response to consultation amendment round 2024 DGS regulations’. The input will then be included, where appropriate, in the adoption of the final amendments. The intention is that the finalized amendments will be published in September 2024, after which the changes leading to the adjustment of the SCV system of banks must be implemented by either 1 April 2025 or 1 July 2025 – this depends on the entry into force of part of the amendments to the Bbpm.
23 June 2026
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FATF released an update of its ‘grey’ and ‘black’ lists.
Read more Update FATF-warning lists June 2026
23 June 2026
03 June 2026
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Payment fraud has a significant impact on society. We therefore consider the management of external payment fraud to be an important topic, as secure and reliable payment systems are central to our public mandate, as emphasised in our Payments Strategy 2026-2028.
Read more Banks and payment institutions are actively combating payment fraud but could adopt a more targeted approach
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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for almost half of all bank loans to businesses in the Netherlands, according to new figures being released by DNB for the first time today. However, SMEs often pay a slightly higher interest rate than other businesses.
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De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has decided not to extend the minimum floor on the risk weights of Dutch mortgage loans of banks. The current measure was introduced in January 2022 and will expire 30 November 2026.
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