2025-03-13
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DNB applies the EBA and ESMA SREP guidelines concerning investment firms to its supervisory competence over investment firms and Dutch managers of alternative investment funds and UCITS. This policy statement withdraws the existing Beleidsregel ICAAP beleggingsondernemingen en beleggingsinstellingen Wft 2015 to ensure equal treatment of investment firms and the specified fund managers. The consultation period for responses closed on 24 April 2025, after which DNB will decide on the adoption of the final version.
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DNB is consulting a new policy statement: Consultation Policy Statement application SREP guidelines on fund managers. With this policy statement, DNB applies the EBA and ESMA SREP guidelines concerning investment firms (EBA/GL/2022/09) in the exercise of its SREP competence in relation to investment firms and Dutch managers of alternative investment funds and managers established in the Netherlands of undertakings for collective investments in transferable securities that have permission to provide/perform certain investment services/activities. This policy is of importance because it provides equal treatment of investment firms and the aforementioned fund managers by DNB in the exercise of its SREP competence.
Published: 13 March 2025
Supervision consultation closed
This Supervision consultation is closed. It is no longer possible to respond.
With this policy statement, the following existing policy statement will be withdrawn: Beleidsregel ICAAP beleggingsondernemingen en beleggingsinstellingen Wft 2015.
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You can respond until 24 April 2025 . Responses on this consultation can be send to DNB through the consultation form . If you give us your written consent, we will publish your consultation response including your name and/or function. Without your written consent, we will only publish the content of your reaction and, where applicable, the name of your organisation. Thus without your name and/or function. You can revoke your consent at any time by e-mailing consultatie@dnb.nl though it does not alter the legality of the publication of your name and/or function in the period leading up to the moment that the consent has been revoked.
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Adoption and publication of policy statement
After receipt, weighing and processing of the consultation responses DNB will decide on the adoption and publication of the final version of the consulted policy statement. DNB will communicate on the outcomes of this consultation through dnb.nl, including a feedback statement in which DNB (on an aggregated level) responds to the consultation responses. DNB will publish the content of the consultation responses on the website of DNB and where applicable including the name of the organisation. In case written consent is given, DNB shall publish the consultation responses including name and/or function.
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