All search results
Your search for Macroprudential decision resulted in 34 hits
-
Macroprudential decisions of the FIN-FSA Board in 2025 -
Macroprudential decisions of the FIN-FSA Board in 2024 -
Macroprudential decision: Housing loan cap and countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) requirement for banks remain unchanged -
Macroprudential decision: Systemic risk buffer set for banks, loan cap remains unchanged -
Macroprudential decisions of the FIN-FSA Board in 2023 -
Macroprudential decision: Loan cap and countercyclical capital buffer requirement remain unchanged, FIN-FSA preparing to activate systemic risk buffer -
Macroprudential decision 16 March 2015 -
Macroprudential decision 27 June 2022 -
Macroprudential decision 30 March 2022 -
Macroprudential decisions of the FIN-FSA Board in 2022 -
Macroprudential decision 16 December 2021 -
Macroprudential decision: Loan cap remains at 85%; lenders are recommended to exercise restraint in granting loans that are large relative to income and have a long repayment period -
Macroprudential decisions of the FIN-FSA Board in 2021 -
Macroprudential decision: FIN-FSA will not tighten macroprudential requirements but will closely monitor mortgage lending -
Macroprudential decision: Uncertain economic outlook continues, housing loan cap and banks’ additional capital requirements remain unchanged -
Macroprudential decision 18 December 2020 -
Macroprudential decision 26 September 2017 -
Macroprudential decision 27 June 2017 -
Macroprudential decision 28 March 2017 -
Macroprudential decision (G-SII) 20 December 2018 -
Macroprudential decision 20 December 2018 -
Macroprudential decision: Residential mortgage loan cap to be relaxed, countercyclical capital buffer rate remains unchanged at 0.0 percent -
Credit institutions’ additional capital requirements to ease in accordance with FIN-FSA Board’s preliminary decision -
Decision of the Board of the Financial Supervisory Authority on lowering the additional capital requirements for credit institutions -
Macroprudential decision: FIN-FSA Board lowers credit institutions’ capital requirements -
Macroprudential decision: Residential mortgage loan cap and countercyclical capital buffer unchanged -
Macroprudential decision: Loan cap and risk weight floor for residential mortgage loans unchanged - High level of debt increases households’ vulnerability to weakening economic situation -
Macroprudential decision: Slowing economic growth underlines careful assessment of borrowers’ ability to pay -
FIN-FSA Board’s new macroprudential strategy clarifies the Board’s objectives in work promoting macroeconomic stability -
Macroprudential decision: Countercyclical capital buffer rate and loan cap unchanged, importance of assessing financial margin underlined -
Macroprudential decision: FIN-FSA decides there will be no increase to countercyclical capital buffer requirement applicable to banks, nor restriction to maximum loan-to-value ratio for residential mortgage loans -
Macroprudential decision: FIN-FSA decides there will be no increase to countercyclical capital buffer requirement applicable to banks, nor restriction to maximum loan-to-value ratio for residential mortgage loans -
Macroprudential decision: A minimum level for risk weights on housing loans, capital buffer requirement remains at zero -
Macroprudential decision: FIN-FSA will not increase the countercyclical capital buffer requirement applicable to banks, and continues its preparations for setting higher risk weights on housing loans