The Dutch Finance Ministry has announced that a number of key changes to financial market laws and regulations are due to enter into force in the Netherlands from January 1, 2014.
The most important legislative changes include plans to impose a “commissions ban” on investment companies, to prevent “perverse incentives.”
Furthermore, companies that settle “cashless” or electronic payment transactions will be subject to legal supervision from next year.p
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