By Ben Berkowitz
AMSTERDAM, June 29 (Reuters) – A scathing report on the failure of Dutch bank DSB is likely to revive calls for European Central Bank governing council member Nout Wellink to step down early from some or all of his roles.
Wellink, who is also the president of the Dutch central bank (DNB) and chairman of the Basel Committee of global central bankers, is not criticised directly in the report.
But the report concludes that the central bank, which he leads, should not have licensed DSB, failed to supervise it properly and needs reform.
