BPFI Statement Re Central Bank Changes

to Mortgages Measures Framework
by IFSC News
19 Oct 2022
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International Financial Services Centre

Banking & Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) notes today’s announcement by the Central Bank of Ireland in relation to changes to the Mortgage Measure Framework.

Speaking on the changes Brian Hayes, Chief Executive, BPFI said: “Today’s decision follows a focused review undertaken by the CBI on lending rules under the Macro-prudential Framework. 

BPFI and its members recognise the critical importance of ensuring the stability of the banking system while providing essential credit to potential home buyers and protecting Irish households from the risk of over-indebtedness. The sector recognises the role that the Macro-prudential Rules have played in ensuring more prudent lending, a reduction in the overall levels of consumer indebtedness, and the establishment of reasonable and transparent requirements expected of customers seeking mortgage approval. We support the implementation of the mortgage measures for those important reasons.

“BPFI members will be reviewing the changes announced today carefully, in preparation for their application from 1 January 2023.”

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