nordanney
2024-11-20 13:41:31
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to view the situation of the banks critically.
Please explain.
I myself am employed at a bank and would like to learn more about the critical situation, since you apparently know more.
Currently, my personal credit line from my broker has been reduced from 250,000 euros to only 1,000 euros. Now I only get the 250k after a personal review by an employee. Previously, this was possible without any review.
Whoever provided you with such a credit line without review in the past was already not complying with legal requirements back then. Perhaps the supervisory authority has also noticed this – an F3 or rather F4 violation.
The collateral for my customers' loans is now checked monthly instead of semi-annually. Also very strange and especially labor-intensive.
What collateral? The statement is generally incorrect.
It is also increasingly common for financing requests to be denied.
That has been the case for a while. Since interest rates have risen, it is understandable, because money previously had no cost and everyone could afford a loan. Normality is returning.
A banking crisis seems to be looming here.
What leads you to that conclusion?
And even though some still dream of falling interest rates here. The market sets the interest rates, not the wishes of homeowners.
I fear the market will soon force central banks to raise interest rates.
What exactly does "the market" mean? And why does it force central banks to act? Do you consider only the EU or also the rest of the world including the US?