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Conservatrix shareholder seeks €53 million from Dutch central bank and state
Conservatrix Group is seeking €53 million in damages from the Dutch central bank and the Netherlands state.
The group is the former shareholder of life insurer Conservatrix.
The insurer had collapsed, and a rescue attempt was made.
A court had earlier ruled that DNB committed fraud in connection with that rescue effort.
Conservatrix Group says that ruling is the basis for its claim.
The claim seeks compensation from DNB and the state; no further steps are described.
The former shareholder of life insurer Conservatrix is holding the Dutch central bank and the Dutch state liable for €53 million in damages.
Conservatrix Group says the claim follows an earlier court ruling that the central bank committed fraud around an attempted rescue of the insurer.
The central bank is De Nederlandsche Bank, known as DNB.
The claim was reported on 28 October 2026.
- Who
- Conservatrix Group, the insurer’s former shareholder, is making the claim against De Nederlandsche Bank and the Dutch state.
- What
- It is seeking €53 million in damages.
- When
- The claim was reported on 28 October 2026.
- Where
- The Netherlands.
- Why
- Conservatrix Group says an earlier court ruling found that DNB committed fraud around an attempted rescue of the insurer.
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A court ruled that DNB had committed fraud around an attempted rescue of Conservatrix.
Conservatrix Group said the former shareholder was holding DNB and the Dutch state liable for €53 million in damages.
- Claim amount
- €53 million
- Claimants
- Conservatrix Group, the insurer’s former shareholder
- Named parties
- De Nederlandsche Bank and the Dutch state
- Reported
- 28 October 2026