Regulators
Financial supervision in the Netherlands is exercised by the Dutch
central bank, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), and the Dutch Authority for the
Financial Markets (AFM). DNB is responsible for prudential supervision, which
means that it ensures that parties can meet their financial obligations in the
financial markets. See www.dnb.nl. The AFM is responsible for the supervision
concerned with whether those participating in the financial markets are
correctly treated and properly informed.
The AFM issued Corio with a licence under the Dutch Investment Institutions
(Supervision) Act (Wtb) on 19 June 2006. Following the introduction of the
Dutch Financial Supervision Act (WFT) on 1 January 2007, the licence was
automatically converted into a WFT licence.
Source: Annual Report 2008, Chapter Corporate governance, page 127 (PDF, 72 kB)
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