It's a good bet that hedge funders are fairly mad at the Dutch at this point. According to a report by the Financial Times, the market regulator for the Netherlands, the AFM, mistakenly revealed details of several hundred previously unlisted trades made by a variety of hedge funds and investors, including names as big as billionaire George Soros and the ultra-secretive Medallion fund of Renaissance Technologies. The details, which were published to a website, have since been removed, but not before the information spread far and wide among the investment world.
The AFM made public details of the short selling trades done against Dutch banks and in other areas on Tuesday evening, mistakenly publishing them to its website. The trade information dated back as far as 2012 and involved a number of different hedge funds from around the globe.
I have a feeling this wasn't a mistake with all the momentum in Europe to stop his non-profit funded organizations from manipulating policy in Europe. Just recently Macedonia and Hungry announced plans purge all Soros funded NGO from their countries. Source
I can see someone very high up could of released this information if they thought Soros and the other hedge funds were deliberately trying to destabilize the stock price of these Banks that a CEO or some other Officer would have a lot of company stock options with.
All and all it's a good sign. Europe and the United States need to wake up and realize that Soros and his bosses always hijack movements like Black Lives Matter to control them and they influence governments to bring in a bunch of radical jihadist and call it culture diversity. Then once the country is destabilized they can buy up assets for pennies on the dollar just like they did in Ukraine.
http://www.investopedia.com/news/dutch-regulator-mistakenly-reveals-all-soros-short-positions-2012/