Swedish policy-makers clash on mortgage risk weights

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Representatives from the Sveriges Riksbank and the Swedish Financial Services Authority were divided over whether or not to hike the floor imposed on the country's banks' mortgage risk weights in the fourth meeting of the country's Cooperative Council for macro-prudential supervision.

The council is designed for the two organisations to discuss potential risks to the financial system and the appropriate measures for dealing with them. It released the minutes from its fourth meeting on October 1

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