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Half of Finnish companies’ shares under domestic ownership -
A large amount of loan agreements renegotiated in April -
Households’ investments in equity and equity funds grew in 2019 -
Marja Nykänen: Financial stability – timely measures to curb household indebtedness necessary -
Macroprudential toolkit calls for instruments which address all household lending -
Dashboard: The Bank of Finland's interactive statistical visualizations -
Housing loan drawdowns in July higher than normal -
Drawdowns of holiday cottage loans at same level as in previous years -
Further increase in drawdowns of unsecured consumer credit -
Household indebtedness increases vulnerability of the economy -
Brisk activity in housing loan drawdowns in early 2018 -
Pick-up in consumer credit growth -
Majority of household deposits on transaction accounts -
Banks’ consumer credit mainly tied to variable interest rates -
Summer boosts drawdowns of holiday cottage loans -
Interest rates on housing loans declined further -
Rapid growth in the volume of unsecured consumer credit -
Growth in open-end real estate funds slowed in the first quarter of 2017 -
New corporate loans smaller than before -
European Systemic Risk Board issues a warning to Finland on household indebtedness -
Students increasingly financing their studies with student loans -
Consumer credit on the increase -
Households’ overnight deposits have increased to EUR 60 bn -
Households incur debt via housing corporations -
Significance of loan margins increased in pricing of housing loans -
A lively April in housing-loan drawdowns -
Stock of deposits with agreed maturity fell below EUR 10 bn -
Moderate developments in household consumer credit -
Interest rate on new housing loans down close to the margin -
Interest-only periods maintained growth in housing loan stock in 2015 -
Slight increase in drawdowns of housing loans compared to 2014 -
New housing loans increasingly seldom linked to shortest Euribor rates -
Loan drawdowns lower in manufacturing but higher in real estate activities -
Steady increase in the growth of the housing-loan stock in the first part of the year -
Inter-fund investments increased aggregate fund capital -
Household debt and banking sector concentration pose risks for Finland’s financial system -
Demand for interest-only housing loans continued strong in March -
Households have seized the opportunity for amortisation-free periods in housing loans -
Corporate loan stock growing faster in Finland than in other euro area countries -
Sole proprietors’ drawdowns of loans at moderate levels -
Over 90% of new housing loan agreements tied to Euribor rates -
Drawdowns of corporate loans were moderate in the early part of 2014 -
Interest rates on new housing loans decreased in June in line with the fall in Euribors -
Loans for holiday residences slightly up on a year earlier -
Annual growth rate of the housing loan stock took a turn for the better -
The rise in housing loan margins came to a halt in the autumn -
Popularity of Euribor rates as reference rates for housing loans reaches a peak -
Drawdowns of large corporate loans higher than last year -
Average interest rate on corporate loan stock fell to below 2% -
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