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26.04.2023 5 min read
For the first time, a bank is joining the MUNT Hypotheken platform, to which 35 other parties, mostly pension funds and insurers, are already affiliated. Achmea Bank aims to invest EUR 1.5 billion in Dutch residential mortgages which will be originated through the MUNT Hypotheken label over the course of three years.

The MUNT Hypotheken label was founded in 2014 by Dutch Mortgage Funding Company (DMFCO), a specialised investment fund that offers institutional investors the opportunity to invest directly in Dutch residential mortgages. With a portfolio of more than EUR 25 billion, DMFCO occupies a place in the top ten in the mortgage market. Both the Achmea Bank team and the DMFCO team were assisted by our Structured Finance team. The NautaDutilh team assisting MUNT consisted of Michaëla Ulrici and Liza Gerritsen and the NautaDutilh team assisting Achmea Bank consisted of Arjan Scheltema and Sascha van Gerrevink.

We have assisted the MUNT mortgage business from the start and Achmea Bank being the first bank to join Dutch pension funds
Partner Michaela Ulrici

"We have assisted the MUNT mortgage business from the start and Achmea Bank being the first bank to join Dutch pension funds and leading European insurers to invest through DMFCO's mortgage platform is another milestone for MUNT and a valuable addition to DMFCO's investor group," says Michaela Ulrici. Arjan Scheltema adds: "We have assisted Achmea Bank in many recent portfolio transactions and were very pleased to be able to assist them with its participation in the MUNT proposition. It will offer Achmea Bank a great opportunity to accelerate its investments in mortgage loans."

Media coverage by Het Financieele Dagblad (FD)

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