Polish banks: Financial Stability Committee issues recommendations for FX mortgage loans
On Friday (13 January), the Financial Stability Committee held a meeting devoted to issues related to FX mortgage loans. In the opinion of the committee, these loans do not pose a significant systemic risk for the stability of the financial system. Nevertheless, the systemic risk generated by these portfolios cannot be omitted in the context of potential consequences of the regulatory solutions called for in the public debate, which assume the mandatory conversion of FX loans to PLN; in particular, using the exchange rates on which the loans were granted. Furthermore, the FX risk burden on borrowers and the social aspects related to this cannot be disregarded.Â
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