Dutch pension funds now hold more than €675bn in assets

Dutch pension funds now hold more than €675bn in assets

NETHERLANDS – The combined assets of Dutch pension funds have grown from €649bn at year-end 2009 to €675bn during the third quarter, with €300bn allocated to fixed income and €216bn invested in equity, according to financial supervisor De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).

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