Netherlands - Dutch pension funds returned to pre-crisis levels over the first quarter of 2010 after realising €32bn (US$39.5bn) in price and exchange rate gains on their investment portfolios, research shows.
De Nederlandsche Bank said pension fund assets increased to €774bn (US$957bn) as a result, representing a quarter-on-quarter return on investment of about 4.5%, with return on equity of about 6.4%....
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