Real estate bubble? High household debt as a cluster risk – Liechtenstein
Martin Gächter, Head of Financial Stability at the FMA, presents the risk analysis of the real estate and mortgage market. On this basis, a broad public discussion is to take place as to which measures on the borrower side can be used to counter the risk of high debt. (Photo: Michael Zanghellini)
Martin Gächter, Head of Financial Stability at the FMA, presents the risk analysis of the real estate and mortgage market. On this basis, a broad public discussion is to take place as to which measures on the borrower side can be used to counter the risk of high debt. (Photo: Michael Zanghellini)
VADUZ – The dream of owning a home is usually financed with a loan. In an international comparison, however, private households in Liechtenstein are particularly heavily indebted. The FMA analyzed the risks involved in a report on the real estate and mortgage market.
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