Consequences credit crises minimum thanks to policy BNA
- October 21, 2008 6:51 AM
Even though the effects of the credit crisis are also notable at Fatum, the insurance company was spared from serious consequences, reassured the company her customers via a press release.
Fatum didn’t take risks in international markets like big concerns did that are now in trouble. The policy of the Bank of the Netherlands Antilles (BNA) imputes that, indicates Fatum. “The investment rule of BNA restrains investments in foreign countries. Unlimited investments abroad are not possible. It now appears that Fatum, one of the biggest financial players that fall under the supervision of our Central Bank, is hardly hit by the current financial crises. With due pride, we can attribute that to BNA’s policy”, says Fatum.
(Source: National newspaper Amigoe)
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