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Japan Regulator Steps Up Scrutiny of 50-Year Home Loans
Source: Bloomberg
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency is increasing scrutiny of ultra-long mortgage lending by online banks amid a booming housing market. The move signals tighter oversight of mortgage credit practices, which could raise compliance costs and constrain some lending growth for lenders. Overall impact is likely incremental but negative for ultra-long mortgage exposure.
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