NETHERLANDS - Several large banks and pension funds have met with the Ministry of Finance in The Hague to discuss how best to use the government's €200bn (US$265bn) loan guarantee fund.
According to reports in the Dutch press , the meeting, held Friday, would allow banks to issue debt underwritten by the Dutch government. The report added banks had hitherto been wary of tapping...
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