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Read more Update FATF-warning lists November 2026This topic shows trends in demand for residential mortgage loans based on a survey conducted among Dutch banks. It also shows tightening or easing of credit underwriting standards, which are internal guidelines that banks use to set the terms for issuing a mortgage loan. The survey is conducted annually in January, April, July and October.
The Bank Lending Survey is a quarterly survey which asks a number of Dutch-based banks (accounting for more than 80% of total Dutch banking assets) about their perceptions of credit developments. This includes developments in the mortgage market.
The banks’ responses only reflect the direction of developments and expectations, but not their exact extent. The developments are expressed as a net percentage indicating the difference between the percentage of banks providing a positive answer and the percentage of banks providing a negative answer.
Demand for residential mortgages depends on several factors, including income trends, unemployment, the housing market outlook, consumer confidence, competition among mortgage lenders, the level of interest rates and the prevailing tax regime.
A value above the zero line in the chart below indicates that, on balance, banks perceive an increase in demand. At a value below the zero line, a majority of banks see a decline in demand.
The credit underwriting standards that banks use depend on several factors, including competitive pressures, risk perception, risk tolerance and funding costs. A value above the zero line indicates that there are more banks that have tightened their credit underwriting standards in the relevant period than those that have eased them. With a value below the zero line, the reverse applies. Credit underwriting standards relate, for example, to the type of loan and the characteristics of the collateral.
The development of the size and distribution of residential mortgages on the balance sheets of financial institutions in the Netherlands.
Navigate to dashboard about Size and breakdown of the mortgage marketThe average interest lending rate on new mortgage loans taken out from banks has been trending down in recent years.
Navigate to dashboard about Bank mortgage lending ratesThe trends in demand for residential mortgage loans based on a survey conducted among Dutch banks.
Navigate to dashboard about Mortgage supply and demand (Bank Lending Survey)05 November 2026
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