Each year, financial institutions are required to report to De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) under the Investor Compensation Scheme (ICS) on the investment value of their non-professional clients. With the next […]
Dutch Investor Compensation Scheme Changes as of 2026 Weiterlesen »
IAS 38, which deals with Intangible assets, was revised in March 2004 and applies to intangible assets acquired in business combinations occurring on or after 31 March 2004, or
IFRS vs. German GAAP Series: Intangible Assets Weiterlesen »
Dutch businesses are preparing to increase their investment activity in 2026, even as profitability declines and overall sentiment remains subdued. This emerges from the latest Netherlands Business Survey, compiled by
The European Union has long positioned itself at the forefront of international efforts to enhance tax transparency. One of its most significant recent initiatives is the introduction of public country-by-country
The banking sector in the Netherlands is on the edge of transformative change. As customer expectations evolve and technology advances, Dutch banks must rethink how they operate, interact with clients,
The Future of Banking in the Netherlands: Embracing Emerging Technologies Weiterlesen »
The Netherlands recently encountered a significant hurdle in itsoffshore wind ambitions. No companies submitted bids for the Nederwiek I‑Aoffshore wind farm, a planned 1 GW project located approximately 100 kilometresoff the
Offshore Wind in the Netherlands Faces Setback, but Opportunities Remain Weiterlesen »
Inflation in the Netherlands slowed slightly in October, offering a glimmer of relief to households and businesses after months of persistently high prices. According to a preliminary estimate published by
Dutch Inflation Eases to 3.1 Percent in October as Energy Prices Stabilize Weiterlesen »
The Dutch fintech sector is experiencing remarkable growth, with new data from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) showing that financing via fintech platforms more than doubled between 2021 and 2024. Lending
The Netherlands’ Fintech on the rise: How Digital Lenders Are Reshaping SME Financing Weiterlesen »
As artificial intelligence (AI) transforms economies and reshapes societies worldwide, countries like France and the Netherlands are navigating the promise and peril of this powerful technology. While AI offers immense
A Longstanding Partnership The bilateral relationship between Switzerland and Japan is one of mutual respect, shared values, and deep-rooted cooperation. The two nations established official ties over 160 years ago,
Swiss Japanese Relations: 160 Years of Friendship, Trade, and Innovation Weiterlesen »
