De Nederlandsche Bank is committed to a robust and well-functioning economy, that is accessible to all and in which everyone is able to participate. This is in the interest of all Dutch people. Because it is about our work, homes, savings and pensions.
The inflation, the pension system, the labour market and the housing market; there are challenges in all these areas. And we want to contribute to long-term solutions. As an independent advisory body, we clearly indicate the possibilities and the consequences of certain choices. And others can make decisions based on this advice.
Speech
‘Given the growing cyber risks, we must continue our work to reduce the probability of cyberattacks while simultaneously boosting our resilience against their potential impact.’, said Olaf Sleijpen at the IIF International Accounting and Reporting Forum.
Press release
The heightened international tensions can have an impact on financial institutions, according to De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) in its supervisory strategy for 2025-2028 and in a study on the impact of geopolitical risks on financial institutions.
News
Based on a new forecast model, DNB expects the Dutch economy to grow by 0.4% in the third quarter of 2024 compared to the previous quarter. The uncertainty surrounding this forecast is large. In mid-November, CBS publishes the first official measurement of economic growth in the third quarter.
