Not exact matches
There are several
nonbank lenders on the internet that
now offer microloans to entrepreneurs.
As banks retreat from lending to more risky borrowers,
nonbanks have stepped in and
now make up the bulk of all mortgage issuance.
Nonbanks have less capital to indemnify the government for faulty loans yet they
now dominate home - purchase loans backed by the FHA, according to the study by the American Enterprise Institute's International Center on Housing Risk.
Two professors at Berkeley Haas School of Business at University of California are warning that, while the overall industry has tighter regulations
now, a boom in
nonbank lenders since the crisis could mean a mortgage industry meltdown that could endanger the economy.
The threat reflects a boom in
nonbank mortgage companies, a category of independent lenders that are more lightly regulated and more financially fragile than banks — and which
now originate half of all US home mortgages.»