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willingness of originators to initiate loans. Since the supply of loanable funds is larger, mortgage rates are lower than would …
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devaluation and the economic response policies on subsequent indexation of the mortgage rates on prepayment and default patterns … borrowers who are relatively wealthy or have a US$-denominated mortgage. On the other hand, we observe a significantly higher … default rate of borrowers who are less wealthy or have Peso-denominated mortgage …
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The liquidity strains that contributed to the meltdown of the mortgage market in the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) re …-emerged in the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) Crisis. Some of these strains were acute. For example, the dependence of mortgage real … pressures had only minor repercussions for the overall mortgage market because of reforms since the GFC, a heavy government …
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other non-prime residential loans, along with the resecuritization of the resulting mortgage-backed securities … would permit, and then to repeat the securitization process with many of the lower-rated mortgage-backed securities that …
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This study develops estimates of expected loss severities on mortgage exposures using data from Florida during the …
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Did government mortgage programs mitigate the adverse economic effects of the financial crisis? We find that counties … with greater participation in traditional government mortgage programs experienced less severe economic downturns during … lending had relatively smaller increases in mortgage delinquency rates; smaller declines in purchase originations, home sales …
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This paper applies Tian's liquidity risk model to analysis the liquidity shocks to the banking industry during the Great Depression. The weekly change of banks' balance sheet shows banks' liquidity preference was changed significantly during 1920s. Call-loans, functioned as today's shadow...
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The recession that started in December 2007 was longer than any since the Great Depression of the 1930s. Household incomes dropped and unemployment rates increased to over 9%. We investigate the proportion of households having financial obligations over 40% of pretax income (having a high...
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We develop a theoretical model that predicts that credit unions will offer relatively less risky loans (e.g., fewer “subprime” mortgages) compared to similar commercial banks due to credit unions' focus on member utility as nonprofit financial cooperatives. The model also predicts that banks...
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