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OSFI says mortgage payment shock poses a key risk to Canada’s financial system
Canada’s banking regulator says high borrowing costs and a wave of expected renewals pose a key risk to Canada’s financial system.

Several big banks to be impacted by OSFI’s new capital requirements for negative amortization mortgages
Canada’s banking regulator recently confirmed it will move ahead with new capital requirements for lenders and insurers with negatively amortizing mortgage portfolios.

OSFI seeks to address “problem” of fixed-payment variable-rate mortgages
It’s no secret that Canada’s banking regulator has its sights set on fixed-payment variable-rate mortgage products. And OSFI chief Peter Routledge reiterated that point during a speech today.

How fixed-payment variable-rate mortgages have saved Canada’s economy, and why their future could be at risk
Canada’s economy has so far managed to avert recession and shrug off the fastest rate-tightening cycle in the nation’s history. And one of the key

50% of variable-rate mortgage holders have reached their trigger rate: BoC
Roughly half of all mortgage holders with static-payment variable-rate mortgages have already reached their trigger rate, according to a new report from the Bank of Canada.