In the SBI, yes. Select SBI 66.19 and 66.22. Holding companies and investment vehicles in division 64 are then excluded. Such a selection by SBI code is only possible once the source provides the field; the current records have no SBI code yet.
SBI K 64–66
Banks, investment funds, finance companies, insurers, pension funds, insurance intermediaries, mortgage advisers and asset managers – for software vendors, compliance consultants and training providers.
Our database holds 535,638 records (as of 4 November 2026); they are not yet assigned to an industry, so there are no counts of our own per industry yet. For your request we confirm the scope and data date in advance.
Export of the whole industry: €279 (final price). Selections by province, municipality or your own filters are quoted individually.
Official statistics: 36,525 businesses in the Netherlands according to CBS StatLine, table 81589NED “Bedrijven; bedrijfstak” (reference date 1 October 2026 (provisional), table updated 15 October 2026). Section K financial services: banking and financial holdings (64), insurers and pension funds (65) and other financial services such as insurance intermediaries (66). This is the size of the market, not the size of our database.
The industry is SBI section K. CBS counts 36,525 businesses (1 October 2026). Division 64 (banking, 17,055) also includes financial holding companies and investment vehicles without customer contact; for intermediaries and advisers, division 66 (other financial services, 18,965) is the right entry point.
Insurance intermediaries (66.22) count 4,025 businesses. Mortgage advisers usually fall under 66.19 (other financial intermediation).
| SBI 2008 | CBS description | For your selection |
|---|---|---|
| 64.1 | Banks | banks and savings institutions |
| 64.3–64.9 | Investment funds, other credit granting | funds, leasing, financing |
| 65 | Insurers and pension funds | non-life and life insurers, pension funds |
| 66.19 | Other financial intermediation | mortgage and financial advice |
| 66.22 | Insurance intermediaries (Assurantietussenpersonen) | insurance advisers and brokers |
| 66.3 | Asset management (Vermogensbeheer) | asset managers |
Financial undertakings need a licence under the Financial Supervision Act (Wft). The supervisors publish public registers.
These 15 columns are included.
Besides banks, division 64 also contains financial holding companies, investment funds and finance companies, often without their own office or customer contact. For outreach, advisers and intermediaries (66) and licensed banks and insurers are more relevant.
Most financial service providers are legal entities, which you may call on business matters. For email, the consent rule of the Telecommunications Act applies to them as well.
We supply compliance software and are looking for insurance intermediaries and mortgage advisers (SBI 66.22 and 66.19) throughout the Netherlands, legal entities with a website only. How many records are there?
Use cases
Offer CRM, advice and compliance software to intermediaries.
Map the intermediaries in a region.
Promote Wft courses and continuing education.
Approach advisory firms with their own office per city.
Questions
In the SBI, yes. Select SBI 66.19 and 66.22. Holding companies and investment vehicles in division 64 are then excluded. Such a selection by SBI code is only possible once the source provides the field; the current records have no SBI code yet.
No. You check the licence in the AFM register. The export contains company data and public contact details.
You may call legal entities such as a bv on business matters. Self-employed advisers with a sole tradership only with their prior consent.
36,525 businesses in the Netherlands according to CBS StatLine, table 81589NED “Bedrijven; bedrijfstak” (reference date 1 October 2026 (provisional), table updated 15 October 2026). Section K financial services: banking and financial holdings (64), insurers and pension funds (65) and other financial services such as insurance intermediaries (66). This is an official statistic, not the size of our dataset.
Format, sources, price and the rules for email and phone (Dutch Telecommunications Act): questions about all industries.