Central Bank's tough lending rules to remain in place

The Central Bank is not shifting on its tough mortgage lending rules.

Central Bank's tough lending rules to remain in place
Mon, 16 Nov, 2015 - 10:28

The Central Bank is not shifting on its tough mortgage lending rules.

Amid warnings that the housing market is being stifled by the strict 20% deposit regime, one of the regulator’s top officials said the restrictions are essential to protect the banking system.

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