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The European Systemic Risk Board identifies medium-term vulnerabilities in the Netherlands' residential real estate sector as a source of systemic risk to financial stability. The warning highlights persistently high household debt levels combined with low mortgage collateralisation, noting that approximately half of mortgagors under 40 have debt exceeding their home's value. Although Dutch banks are well-capitalized and existing macroprudential measures are in place, the Board considers current policies insufficient to fully address these risks due to their gradual phase-in and limited calibration.
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