Dutch GG mortgage bonds closer, but Fitch sceptical

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Dutch GG mortgage bonds closer, but Fitch sceptical

A Dutch Mortgage Institute (NHI) that will issue a new type of government-guaranteed bond moved a step closer to fruition this week, after a high-level committee advising the Dutch government endorsed it as a way of reducing costs for mortgage borrowers and reducing banks’ reliance on wholesale funding. Details still need to be finalised, but Fitch Ratings has already questioned whether banks will really benefit, writes Joe McDevitt.

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