Netherlands

Quaden on the cash single shared platform

In the speech 'CashSSP - the cash single shared platform' given on 16 March Guy Quaden of the National Bank of Belgium said the Eurosystem has established itself as a sound system capable of taking well-founded monetary policy decisions.

The economic impact of central bank transparency

The Working Paper "The economic impact of central bank transparency: a survey" from De Nederlandsche Bank provides an up-to-date overview of the literature on the desirability of central bank transparency from an economic viewpoint.

Netherlands' Wellink defends position on ABN

Dutch central bank chief Nout Wellink, who expressed concerns about hedge fund TCI's push for a break-up of ABN AMRO, said in a letter published by the Wall Street Journal Europe Wednesday 7 March that his scrutiny was justified in order to ensure a…

Wellink on risk management & financial stability

In the speech 'Risk management & financial stability - Basel II & beyond' given on 27 February Nout Wellink of the Netherlands Bank said there is a great deal of uncertainty around the nature of risks in the markets, the adequacy of risk premia and what…

Zalm says French on their own over ECB

Outgoing Dutch finance minister Gerrit Zalm said in an interview published Wednesday 14 February that no other eurozone countries share France's wish for politicians to exercise more control over the European Central Bank.

Wellink on goals and strategies of Basel

In the speech 'Goals and strategies of the Basel Committee' given on 11 December Nout Wellink of the Netherlands Bank and Chairman of the Basel Committee said the Basel Committee's goals are to provide a forum for information sharing, to promote…

Wellink on global banking supervision

In the speech 'Global banking supervision in a changing financial environment' given on 4 October Nout Wellink of the Netherlands Bank and Chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision said as an important guiding principle for future…

Dutch central bank wants better payment system

The Dutch central bank has called for a more efficient payment system and is considering a set of measures to encourage people to pay more by electronic means, MarketWatch reported.

Comment: Dutch banks lose on payments

A recent report by McKinsey, a consulting firm, finds that Dutch banks are losing money on processing payments. Moreover, the report suggests that margins will be under even greater pressure as banks have to implement a plethora of new regulations.

Nout Wellink to chair Basel Committee

The Group of Ten (G10) central bank governors and heads of banking supervision said Friday 19 May that they have appointed Nout Wellink, President of the Netherlands Bank, as the new Chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.

ECB's Issing on the euro

In the speech 'The euro - a currency without a state' given on 24 March Otmar Issing of the ECB said the application of the revised EU stability pact rules to Germany will be the key test of whether the new pact is being applied rigorously.

Wellink on regulators and the pension industry

In the speech 'How regulators contribute to a sustainable pension industry' given on 15 February Nout Wellink of the Netherlands Bank said the Dutch central bank has set up a working group looking at ways of making the country an attractive domicile for…

ECB's Wellink sees 2% eurozone growth

Dutch central bank governor Nout Wellink told an audience in Toronto Monday that he was "mildly optimistic" for Europe's future and saw growth in the euro area in the next two years of about 2 per cent.

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