The regulatory and supervisory tightening since the global financial crisis has protected banks from new crises. Research findings indicate that the benefits achieved through regulation and macroprudential policy have exceeded the disbenefits.
The capital position of Finland’s banking sector is expected to strengthen in the immediate years ahead, provided that interest rates and the economy develop in line with forecasts. In a very severe economic crisis, the capital position would weaken significantly but would still remain adequate.
The regulatory and supervisory tightening since the global financial crisis has protected banks from new crises. Research findings indicate that the benefits achieved through regulation and macroprudential policy have exceeded the disbenefits.
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