The resilience of Finland’s financial system has remained robust. Changes in financial regulation should take account of anticipated developments in the operating environment so that we are not simply fighting old crises.
Higher interest rates have brought Finland’s housing market to a halt. If interest rates are cut and the economy recovers, this will ease debt servicing for households and businesses and strengthen the housing market. There would also be fewer risks to financial stability in Finland.
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