The Dutch State Treasury Agency (DSTA), known in the Netherlands as the Agentschap, finances the Dutch State by efficiently managing the national debt and public money in the treasury, and by setting up the state's payment system.
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Dutch State debt | Data
The total outstanding debt amount as of 31 May is € 415,077,941,545.17.
Read moreIssuance calendars
Here you can find the latest DSL and DTC issuance calendars.
Read moreGreen Bonds
In 2019, the State of the Netherlands was the first country with a triple-A rating to issue a Green Bond (DSL). On 17 October 2023, the Netherlands issued a new 20-year Green DSL with a particular focus on water investments such as the Dutch Delta Fund (“blue expenditures”).
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News
The Dutch State publishes the Quarterly Outlook and issuance calendars for the third quarter of 2025, and announces the auction date for a new 30-year benchmark bond
Given an unchanged funding plan of €88.9 billion, both the estimated call on the capital market as well as the money market ...
Read moreReopening of the DSL 2.50% 15 July 2035 raises € 2.45 billion
The reopening of the ‘DSL 2.50% 15 July 2035’ today raised an amount of € 2.450 billion. Settlement is on Thursday 12 June 2025.
Read moreDutch State reopens the DSL July 2035
On Tuesday 10 June 2025, the Dutch State Treasury Agency (DSTA) will reopen the ‘DSL 2.50% 15 July 2035’.
Read moreDutch State publishes the 2024 Green Bond Report
The Dutch State Treasury Agency (DSTA) has published its sixth annual green bond report today. This report provides insights into ...
Read moreReopening of the DSL July 2030 raises € 2.28 billion
The reopening of the ‘DSL 0.00% 15 July 2030’ today raised an amount of € 2.28 billion. Settlement is on Thursday 29 May 2025.
Read moreDutch State reopens the DSL July 2030
On Tuesday 27 May 2025, the Dutch State Treasury Agency (DSTA) will reopen the ‘DSL 0.00% 15 July 2030’.
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