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03 January 2013

年金向けの情報サイトIPE:オランダの年金基金によるユーロ圏への投資が2012年第3四半期に5%増加


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The combined investments of Dutch pension funds in the eurozone have increased by €12 billion to €232 billion during the third quarter of 2012, according to figures from supervisor De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).


The DNB said the largest increase in schemes' eurozone exposure was seen in France and, to a lesser extent, Germany. The Dutch regulator said pension funds for the most part increased bond portfolios, but they also divested some holdings to take profits. Investments in French government paper increased by approximately 5 per cent, due to market rises, it said.

According to the DNB, holdings of German government bonds remained virtually unchanged, with market issues and divestments cancelling each other out. The supervisor also noted that pension funds largely divested their holdings in Spanish government paper.

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