National Office for Serious Fraud, Environmental Crime and Asset Confiscation

The National Office for Serious Fraud, Environmental Crime and Asset Confiscation (Functioneel Parket) is responsible for tackling fraud and environmental offences, and handles complex criminal cases. It also serves as the Public Prosecution Service’s centre of expertise on confiscating proceeds of crime.

Chief prosecutor - Mr. M. (Michiel) Zwinkels

Deputy Chief prosecutor - Mr. S.P. (Sander) de Haas

Head of operations - Mrs A. (Adeline) Kooijmans

News

Glencore bribery investigation concluded with summary penalty order in Switzerland; Dutch prosecutor dismisses case

05-08-2024 | 14:15

Under direction of the Dutch Public Prosecutor’s Office (DPPO), the Anti-Corruption Centre of the Dutch Fiscal Information and ...

Dieseko Group B.V. accepts settlement agreement with the Netherlands Public Prosecution Service

11-07-2024 | 15:09

Dieseko Group B.V. (Dieseko) has accepted a settlement agreement offered by the Netherlands Public Prosecution Service (NPPS) for ...

The Netherlands Public Prosecution Service (OM) will not proceed with criminal proceedings following the train accident near Voorschoten

02-04-2024 | 13:27

The Public Prosecution Service (OM) of the Netherlands will not proceed with criminal proceedings following the train accident ...

Arrest in dividend stripping investigation

06-06-2023 | 12:08

The Dutch Fiscal Intelligence and Investigation Unit/ Service (FIOD) arrested a 53-year-old man from the municipality of ...

Unconditional prison sentence of 36 months for money laundering of more than 3.2 million euros and use of false invoices

20-10-2022 | 11:45

Today, the Overijssel court (Zwolle location) dealt with a 52-year-old woman from the east of the Netherlands who is suspected by ...

The Public Prosecution Service imposes fines on two companies and sentences their directors to community punishment orders due to illegal imports of timber from Myanmar

14-10-2022 | 13:34

The Public Prosecution Service (OM) accuses three actual directors of the companies DMPT, Mercura and Fairwind, varying in ages ...

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