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Investment portfolios struggle to fully hedge against inflation risk
A new DNB working paper finds that investment portfolios face inherent limits in hedging against inflation risk.
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DNB Executive Board member advocates resilient payment future
A DNB Executive Board member outlined the central bank's 2026-2028 Payment Strategy at a conference today.
Stress testing framework quantifies nature physical risks for banks and insurers
De Nederlandsche Bank researchers present a top-down stress testing framework to quantify the financial stability impact of nature degradation, focusing on water-related risks for banks and insurers.
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Dutch securitisation market diversifies as mortgages decline
The Dutch securitisation market has seen a significant diversification, with residential mortgages losing their dominant share.
Loyalty rebates block new competition in payment card markets
A De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) working paper examines how dominant payment card networks use rebates to issuing banks to deter new market entrants.
Structural labor market tightness threatens Dutch economic growth
The Dutch labor market faces significant and persistent tightness, driven by a stagnating labor supply.
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Optimal policy combines employment and job retention subsidies
A new working paper from De Nederlandsche Bank analyzes the efficiency of employment subsidies and job retention schemes.
Dutch central bank maintains capital buffer at 2 percent
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has decided to maintain the countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) for Dutch banks at 2 percent.
DNB amends FINREP reporting for Electronic Money and Asset-Referenced Tokens
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has announced a limited amendment to its existing FINREP reporting framework, adding three new tables for Electronic Money Tokens (EMTs) and Asset-Referenced Tokens (ARTs).
Netherlands maintains limited financial ties with Middle East
The Netherlands holds limited financial ties with the Middle East, with direct investment concentrated in the oil and gas sector.
Middle East conflict poses significant inflation and growth risks for Netherlands
New calculations by De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) indicate that the war in the Middle East could significantly increase inflation in the Netherlands and considerably slow economic growth.
DNB calls for stronger Netherlands and resilient Europe
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) emphasizes the need to strengthen the Dutch economy and build a more resilient and autonomous European Union.