DNB supervises the Dutch insurers, mostly based on the Solvency II supervisory framework for the insurance sector that entered into effect on 1 January 2016. The charts below present trends in the solvency ratio and the balance sheet valuation of the sector.
Today, speaking at the ASEAN+3 Economic Cooperation and Financial Stability Forum (online) in his capacity as FSB chair, Klaas Knot said that vulnerabilities in the global financial system remain elevated.
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Dutch institutional investors such as pension funds, investment funds and insurers kept their investments in risky bonds roughly the same over the past 12 months. This is a break from previous years: since 2019, large investors had expanded their exposure to what are termed high-yield bonds.
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Dutch banks are financially resilient, thanks in part to increased interest rates. This gives them the room to step up their ambitions in terms of digitalisation, sustainability and the fight against money laundering.
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Dutch households suffered losses on their portfolio investments in the third quarter of 2023. Overall, the value of portfolio investments fell some €3.6 billion (-2.1%) from a quarter earlier, to €162.4 billion.
Read moreThe DNB Balance sheet dashboard presents the balance sheet of De Nederlandsche Bank.
Navigate to dashboard about DNB’s balance sheetThe total assets and invested assets of Dutch investment funds.
Navigate to dashboard about Investment FundsThe Balance of Payments provides an overview of the transactions between the Netherlands and other countries.
Navigate to dashboard about Balance of PaymentsThis dashboard presents the leading stock exchanges for the Netherlands (AEX, All-Share and Midkap), the United States (Dow Jones and Nasdaq) and ...
Navigate to dashboard about Financial marketsThe External assets dashboard shows the financial interconnections between the Dutch economy and that of other countries.
Navigate to dashboard about External assetsThe macroeconomic scoreboard is an instrument for early identification of macroeconomic imbalances, occurring in the short term or as a result of ...
Navigate to dashboard about Macroeconomic scoreboardThis dashboard shows a number of indicators of Dutch-based banks under DNB's supervision.
Navigate to dashboard about Key data for individual banksThis dashboard shows the size of non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI) in the Netherlands.
Navigate to dashboard about Non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI)DNB supervises different types of financial institutions. This dashboard provides an overview of the pension funds, i.e. company pension funds ...
Navigate to dashboard about Supervised entitiesThis dashboard shows a selection of interest rates per month. View the 3-month interest rate (Euribor) and the interest rates by banks.
Navigate to dashboard about Interest ratesThe volume and trends of Dutch households' savings at banks in the Netherlands.
Navigate to dashboard about Household savingsThis dashboard presents a few indicators related to the structure of the Dutch banking system: the number of banks broken down into domestically ...
Navigate to dashboard about Structure of the banking sectorDNB supervises the Dutch insurers, mostly based on the Solvency II supervisory framework for the insurance sector.
Navigate to dashboard about InsurersThis dashboard shows exchange rates with a daily and monthly frequency.
Navigate to dashboard about Exchange ratesThe Corporate lending dashboard shows the volume and trends of corporate lending by Dutch non-financial corporations from banks in the Netherlands.
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