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ARTICLE · 19 APRIL 2021

Action Required For Financial Holdings: Authorisation Or Dispensation

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The Dutch Central Bank calls on Dutch financial holding companies to apply for an authorisation or dispensation to comply

NetherlandsFinance and Banking

The Dutch implementation act prudential requirements (Implementatiewet kapitaalvereisten 2020, Implementing Act) implementing directive 2019/878/EU (CRD V), entered into force on 29 December 2020, introducing a new set of rules for consolidated supervision of banking groups. The Implementing Act amends the Dutch Financial Supervision Act (AFS) to introduce a new section 3.6.2 (articles 3:280a and further).

In short, in the situation that a group including one or more banks or investment firms has a holding company, prudential consolidation must be applied at the holding level. The new rules introduce an authorisation obligation at the level of the holding company ensuring that, at the holding level, it may be held responsible for the application of the prudential requirements on a consolidated basis within the group.

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