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This paper explores whether factor based credit portfolio risk models are able to predict losses in severe economic downturns such as the recent Global Financial Crisis (GFC) within standard confidence levels. The paper analyzes (i) the accuracy of default rate forecasts, and (ii) whether...
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Financially constrained mortgage servicers destroyed substantial MBS investor value during the financial crisis through … aggressively pursued foreclosures and modifications at the expense of investors, borrowers, and future mortgage performance. IV …
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mortgage credit risk by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. We find that lenders charge Latinx/African-American borrowers 7.9 and 3 …
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Litigation against the largest subprime mortgage servicer in the US provides lessons about the appropriate regulation … of mortgage servicing and adds to research about the causes of the financial crisis. Mortgage servicing is essential to …
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Following the 2008 financial crisis, mortgage credit tightened and banks lost significant mortgage market share to … similar to those of traditional lenders? Unlike in small business and unsecured consumers lending, fintech mortgage lenders do … not have the same incentives or flexibility to use alternative data for credit decisions because of stringent mortgage …
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Pivotal litigation against the largest subprime mortgage servicer in the US provides lessons about the appropriate … regulation of mortgage servicing and adds to research about the causes of the financial crisis. Mortgage servicing is essential …
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