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Interest rates on corporate loans rose sharply in 2022 Non-financial corporations[1] drew down new loans from banks operating in Finland to a total of EUR 2.8 billion in December 2022, slightly more than in net terms on average in December[2].
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Funds held in transaction accounts decreasing – popularity of deposits with agreed maturity increasing At the end of November 2022, the stock of household deposits totalled EUR 112.0 billion, the lowest level since March 2022.
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Market value of listed Finnish equities and debt securities declined in 2022 -
Average interest rate on new household deposits with agreed maturity rose in September -
Exceptionally large volume of corporate loans drawn down -
Average interest rate on new corporate loans granted by other financial institutions in Q2/2022 almost 8% -
Drawdowns of new housing loans decline in July from the same month in previous years -
Growth of household deposit stock decelerated -
June 2022 saw a decrease in holiday cottage loan drawdowns from the year earlier -
Considerably higher new drawdowns of unsecured consumer credit in May than before -
New drawdowns of investment property loans decreased more than those of owner-occupied housing loans -
Number of card payments resumed growth in 2021 -
Households invested heavily in equities in March 2022 -
Interest rates on new housing loans rose in March 2022 -
Mediated crowdfunding and P2P lending volume at an all-time-high in 2021 -
Amount of non-performing loans in agriculture at a high level -
Average interest on new unsecured consumer credit from consumer credit and small loan companies above 16% -
Student loan drawdowns at significantly higher level than before -
Record growth in investment fund capital in 2021