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Dutch bankers commit to remuneration, risk management reforms
Dutch banks have agreed to limits on remuneration and ensuring the risks they take are appropriate for their firms. The commitments were outlined in the Provisional Banking Code published on September...
A new study looking at reverse convertibles in the Dutch market, one of the most developed in the world, has concluded that plain vanilla and knock-in reverse convertible bonds are, on average, overpriced...
Before 2009, no supervisor or operational risk manager in Europe had ever been asked to respond to the crisis restructuring of a pan-European bank. David Benyon looks at some of the cross-border lessons...
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ING loses EUR1bn; cuts 7,000 jobs
AMSTERDAM - Dutch banking group ING will axe 7,000 jobs, in addition to pulling out from the launch of its retail direct banking initiative in Japan, after posting a EUR3.3 billion loss for its fourth quarter and an overall EUR1 billion loss for 2008....
Dutch pensions - Extended recovery for Dutch schemes
Following a double hit of declining interest rates and falling equity returns that has decimated the coverage ratios of Dutch pension schemes, the country's government has agreed to extend the timeframe, from three to five years, for schemes to submit...
Best in Benelux - Fortis Investments
Despite a tougher operating environment in the past year, Fortis Investments has continued to excel by providing a range of innovative and practical investment ideas to take advantage of changing market conditions. The firm has seen great potential to...
Option pricing for power prices with spikes
European power prices are very volatile and subject to spikes, particularly in German and Dutch markets. Ronald Huisman and Cyriel de Jong examine the impact of spikes on option prices by comparing prices from a standard mean-reverting model and a regime...
Dutch government bails out KPN
KPN, THE DUTCH TELECOMS operator, has avoided the embarrassment of being relegated to junk status. Just days after a research report from UBS Warburg which stated bluntly that “we do believe that Royal KPN NV should be rated investment grade”, the...
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