Netherlands
Sovereign risk manager of the year: Dutch State Treasury Agency
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It is not an easy time to be a European debt issuer. In the last weeks of 2011, Germany saw bids at its November 23 auction fall 35% short of the maximum planned issuance, Standard & Poor’s warned that...
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Eurozone CDS spreads were back on the rise today after Standard & Poor's warned it could downgrade 15 eurozone member states, including Germany
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Dutch insurers remain optimistic on Solvency II while pension schemes face regulatory hurdles
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Falling coverage ratios will hamper Dutch pension funds’ buy-out efforts...
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ABN Amro predicts half of Dutch company pension funds will shift assets to insured schemes
Dutch pension reforms could cause unwinding of swap hedges
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The implementation of pension reforms in the Netherlands could incentivise insurance funds to unwind or shorten the length of their swap hedges, according to UK bank Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). Proposed pension reforms within the Netherlands have...
Solvency II poses challenge for Dutch insurers
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The Dutch insurance sector is – with one major exception – still reeling from the problems it faced at the height of the financial crisis in 2008 and faces potential problems from the implementation of the Solvency II regime in 2013, according to...
Reporting rules cloud ability of sovereigns to post collateral
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Dealers want sovereign clients to start posting collateral, but European Union reporting rules make that tricky. Raising funds to post collateral would have an impact on national debt figures – and the same is also true when receiving cash collateral....
Insurers adjust their ALM to counter the risk of higher inflation
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Life companies have spent the past couple of years tightening up exposure to inflation, but are they ready to meet consumer demand for inflation-linked products? Blake Evans-Pritchard reports
Netherlands: Slow rebirth of the Dutch market
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Improving interest rate conditions and market stabilisation have spurred a slow rebirth in the volume of structures being sold in Netherlands this year.
Taking the pulse of Benelux structured products
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The past few years have seen the structured products market suffer in Benelux countries. But Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg have all performed differently owing to their underlying themes: black-box structures in Belgium, underlyings in the Dutch...
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