From July 15, 2015 to July 1, 2019, Paul Rosenmöller was Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM).

From July 15, 2015 to July 1, 2019, Paul Rosenmöller was Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM). 

I wrote to him for years about the extensive collateral fraud that was taking place, but he ignored all my letters. I wrote to him directly, but was never invited or answered by him. 

However, I was allowed to keep the employees busy with free sessions on interest rate derivatives and collateral to give the impression that something was going to happen. But nothing happened to my notifications. 

On the contrary. Under the supervision of Rosenmöller (Merel van Vroonhoven was chairman of the board from 2014; she came from ING/NN and worked at NN Investment Partners until 2009, about which more below), the AFM withdrew the fine of EUR 700,000 from state bank ABN AMRO in 2016 for violating the duty of care when providing investment services. Minister of Finance Dijsselbloem (PvdA) dismissed Pieter Omtzigt when he asked parliamentary questions about the withdrawal of this fine (Dijsselbloem's prominent party colleague, Bart le Blanc, was a director at ABP and later a supervisory director at APG). 

What I did not know at the time was that AFM and De Nederlandsche Bank were involved in this fraud and that pension funds ABP and PFZW were abused to conceal/guarantee a EUR 200 billion liquidity shortage of banks (collateral for OTC derivatives).

Rosenmöller became a supervisory director of the pension provider APG (newly established by ABP) in 2008 and watched (away) as an illegal collateral carousel was set up by APG with, among other things, (custodial foundations of) non-regulated investment funds and its own clearing house (CCP), without oversight supervision from DNB/AFM as was usual with other clearing houses. 

Nijpels (VVD) was chairman of the board in 2009. ABP invested its entire assets in these investment funds and concluded all its OTC contracts with its own clearing house. Menno Snel (D66) also left ABP earlier. He came to ABP in 2020 and in 2021 the deal was closed with Goldman Sachs to acquire pension provider NN Investment Partners, the entity at the heart of Worst Bank Scenario. Menno Snel, like Rosenmöller, worked at APG in 2009 when the illegal collateral carousel was set up. When Snel left ABP in 2021, Rosenmöller returned to the scene. 

Quickly went to NOGEPA (ElementNL), the lobby club of energy companies, to implement the megalomaniac energy transition. When Van Vroonhoven left the AFM (previously), Rosenmöller (chairman of the VO Council from 2013) arranged a job for her in education as a driving force at OCW. The compensation for this job was EUR 49,950, EUR 50 below the tender limit.

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