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Given at Banco de Portugal conference on “Financial stability and macroprudential policy”, Lisbon.
Published on
03 July 2019
Jon Cunliffe assesses the Financial Policy Committee (FPC)’s policy on the housing and mortgage market. In particular, he looks at two tools - the loan to income flow limit and the affordability test for borrowers - which the committee introduced five years ago. And he examines the impact of the policy on household debt in the UK.