Amstelveen has emerged as the Dutch local authority with the highest investment in Iceland’s troubled Landsbanki bank, the Parool reports on its website.

The town, close to Amsterdam, has €15m on deposit at Landsbanki which was put under government protection last week.
An Amstelveen council spokeswoman told the Parool that the town is preparing for the worst case scenario – in which all of its assets are lost.
The finance ministry has already said it does not guarantee local authority deposits.
Others on the Parool’s list include Pijnacker-Nootdorp (€12m), Goes (€12m), The Hague (€10m) and Opmeer (€7m)
At the weekend it emerged that 12 local authorities have a total of €58m in Landsbanki, parent of the bankrupt internet bank Icesave.