DNB: Dutch plans took too much risk

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NETHERLANDS - De Nederlandsche Bank, the Dutch central bank, said it plans to improve the risk management functions at local pension funds after a review of the industry found schemes took on too much investment risk.

In its latest Quarterly Bulletin, the pensions watchdog said many plans paid inadequate attention to the governance and management of investment risks. In addition, the report said asset managers i...

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