NETHERLANDS - Peter VLaar, senior researcher at Dutch pensions regulator DNB, has concluded that the FTK legislation could lead to higher volatility and that "old-fashioned actuarial accounting works better than sophisticated finance."
DNB is responsible for developing and enforcing the country’s proposed solvency rules, FTK (Financial Assessment Framework), due to come into force in January 2007. Vlaar delivered the results ...
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