Four tranche structured products struck in the Netherlands in April. There were also 14 flow certificates and 1,035 leverage products. Eleven products matured during the month.

Two of the biggest Dutch banks published their Q1 results in April. ABN Amro reported that issued debt securities were down €6.9 billion to €73.9 billion in the first quarter of 2019, as the ‘need for wholesale funding declined’. Short-term funding declined by €4.2 billion, while long-term funding decreased by €2.6 billion, the bank said. ING Group reported that debt securities in issue stood at €120.6 billion at the end of March 2019, up from €119

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