This dashboard shows a number of indicators of Dutch-based banks under DNB's supervision. The variables presented in the dashboard are taken from the supervisory reports which the banks submit to DNB. These are subject to Europe-wide standardisation.
The indicators are taken from table 5.15 with key financial data for each bank and are only published with each individual bank’s consent.
Thanks to the efforts of De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) and the Dutch banking sector, public awareness of the Dutch Deposit Guarantee continues to grow year on year.
Read more Public awareness of the Dutch Deposit Guarantee grows to 68%
Today, De Nederlandsche Bank publishes ‘Resilience in turbulent times’, a study on the potential impact of geopolitical risks on financial institutions. DNB economist Maurice Doll co-wrote the study and talks about its main findings.
Read more ‘European cooperation essential to confront geopolitical risks’
On 31 May 2023, DNB announced an increase of the countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) to 2%. Banks with loans outstanding in the Netherlands must comply with this requirement since 31 May 2024.
Read more DNB maintains Countercyclical Capital Buffer at 2% – March 2024
Dutch pension funds invest structurally less in European companies than in US companies, DNB figures reveal. At the end of 2024, invested assets in European (EU) non-financial corporations amounted to €97 billion, compared to €293 billion in US counterparts.
Read more Dutch pension funds invest more in US companies than in European companies