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Dutch insurers’ total exposure to Russia at €350m

Written by Adam Cadle
21/03/2022

The Dutch financial sector had a direct exposure to Russia of approximately €11.4bn in the fourth quarter of 2021, with insurers’ exposure valued at €350m, latest figures published by De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) have revealed.

Banks made up €5.8bn of the €11.4bn exposure, pension finds €5bn, and investment institutions €250m.

Exposure to Russia amounts to about 0.25% of the Dutch financial sector’s total exposures.

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