NETHERLANDS - The e74.4bn PGGM pension fund and the e196.3bn Stichting Pensioenfonds (ABP) have criticised two laws which caused them to be fined by the Dutch central bank over the marketing of their levensloop products.
Both PGGM and ABP have lodged appeals after they were were fined earlier this year by the pensions supervisory body De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) over the marketing of their daughter-organisations, r...
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