2009-10-23
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued this circular to require authorized institutions to adopt conservative lending criteria amid rising luxury property prices. Specifically, banks must cap the maximum loan-to-value ratio at 60% for properties valued at HK$20 million or more, while capping the 70% ratio for lower-valued properties at a HK$12 million loan amount. Institutions are also mandated to prudently assess debt servicing ratios by modeling interest rate increases and maintain records for regulatory monitoring.
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