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AFM introduces procedure for simplified settling of administrative fines

By Nikolai de Koning on January 20, 2022
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On 18 January 2022, the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (Autoriteit Financiële Markten, the AFM) published a procedure for settling administrative fines in a simplified manner (the Procedure).

The AFM will be able to provide offenders with the opportunity to settle an administrative fine imposed by the AFM in a simplified manner. If the AFM and an offender agree on a simplified settlement, the offender will need to acknowledge the offence and accept the administrative fine. The AFM will apply a 15% discount on the fine amount and publish a shortened fine decision.

The initiative for initiating the Procedure lies with the AFM. The AFM will take initiative exclusively in cases in which it is satisfied that following the simplified procedure will result in the expected efficiency benefits. In addition, the AFM will take into account whether a case is suitable, e.g. whether fundamental issues are in play requiring a fully elaborated decision.

The Procedure will enter into force as of 1 February 2022.

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Nikolai de Koning is a financial services lawyer (advocaat) based in Amsterdam. Nikolai is experienced in financial services and banking law, as well as in data privacy (protection). He is experienced in advising on regulatory and compliance aspects relevant to financial…

Nikolai de Koning is a financial services lawyer (advocaat) based in Amsterdam. Nikolai is experienced in financial services and banking law, as well as in data privacy (protection). He is experienced in advising on regulatory and compliance aspects relevant to financial institutions, such as insurance companies, investment firms, clearing institutions and central counterparties. Nikolai also advises on Dutch licence and notification requirements and he assists companies in their licence or notification processes with the Dutch financial regulators. He also specialises in privacy issues arising out of online products, data protection and e-commerce.

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