Sentences with phrase «government guarantor»

A better approach would be to merge Fannie and Freddie into a single government guarantor, which could transfer risk to the private sector by issuing securities.

State regulators and government guarantors have set standards for capital

Not exact matches

These are much easier to obtain when backed by assets (home equity or an IRA) or third - party guarantors (e.g., government - sponsored SBA loans or a cosigner).

Yet local governments still see China's presence in the region as a potential guarantor of regime security.

This belief is so powerfully embedded in the standard equilibrium models most economists use that, strangely enough, even those of us who described the imbalances in one paragraph and in the very next paragraph insisted that a crisis was unlikely — in China's case because of the government's very high credibility and its role as financial guarantor — were automatically assumed to be predicting an imminent crisis.

Unlike a lender, Great Lakes does not initiate any of the loans it services, but rather acts as the intermediary and guarantor between the borrower (you) and lender (the federal government or a private company, depending on your loan type) once the loan enters repayment.

These government - controlled mortgage guarantors have been wards of the state ever since their near - collapse in 2008.

The State Theory of Money affords the primary case, inasmuch as the government serves as the ultimate guarantor of credit.

The Constitution is the framework of our national government and a guarantor of fundamental rights.

Terrorism and torture tend to occur most where governments are not restrained by a democratically authorized constitution, where legal systems have little independence from military control, and where state authorities understand themselves to be the sole guarantors of order, development and stability.

Given the Conservatives distasteful campaign, the unrelenting politicisation of Corbyn's relationship with the IRA, their call for an end to the «unfair» prosecution of British soldiers for crimes committed during the Troubles and their present desire for a deal with the DUP, one might be forgiven for wondering how a Conservative government might ever expect to be perceived by nationalists as independent guarantors of the Nothern Irish peace process.

Or is she now reviewing whether the Government should stand behind the PPF as guarantor?

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the 2010 reforms will save the government $ 61 billion over 10 years from payments now going to the private banking industry and nonprofit entities such as American Student Assistance (ASA) in Boston, one of the nation's 34 guarantors of the government - insured private loans.

In fact, PPPs should be a way for states to insource expertise and funding from the private sector, while retaining governments» crucial roles of regulator, quality assurer, financer and ultimately guarantor of a quality education for every child.

If you still don't pay, your school, the financial institution that made or owns your loan, your loan guarantor, and the federal government can all take action to recover the money you owe for your student loan debt.

American Banker reported last week on an outline of the plan, which would put Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into receivership and create multiple private mortgage guarantors backed by an explicit government guarantee.

If you are rehabilitating a FFEL loan, the guarantor must attempt to find a lender to purchase the loan after you have made the required payments or if no seller can be found, assign the loan to the government.

What if the federal government nationalized the mortgage industry and became the sole originator, servicer, guarantor and holder of all home loans across the country?

A jumbo loan applies to mortgage loans that exceed the limit — currently $ 417,000 for a one - unit property — to be backed by the government - sponsored loan guarantors Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Government - related guarantors (i.e. not backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government) include Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Low expense levels through scale, not - for - profit model, reduced anti-selection bias, and no outside guarantors (including government);

As a report from the Global CCS institute points out, financing this new infrastructure will be difficult to accomplish using debt because of uncertainty as to CO2 revenues — the report suggests that the World Bank and international lending institutions could finance CCS projects, and «the role of national governments can be as guarantors, equity partners or financial supporters.»

So whereas previously central governments or banks would need to act as the guarantor of value and sign off on currency creation and transfers, now cryptocurrencies serve as a decentralized monetary system that is fraud resistant all on its own.

Vice Governor Pan Gongsheng of China's central bank, The People's Bank of China (PBOC), said the government would implement additional regulations to shut down branches of the cryptocurrency industry including settlement providers, market - makers, guarantors, peer - to - peer lending vehicles, alternative trading platforms and cryptocurrency wallets, according to the report.

At the end of 2016, such unaffiliated mortgage companies accounted for more than 40 percent of new conventional mortgages (those eligible for sale to government - controlled guarantors Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac), twice the share they accounted for just eight years earlier.

In the Senate, bipartisan legislation is in the works that would replace the two government - sponsored enterprises with a new «public guarantor» within five years.

Government - sponsored loan guarantor Fannie Mae was the first bank - owned home seller to express concerns about the destabilizing effect investor dominance could have and has been pushing a program called First Look, which prohibits investors from bidding on Fannie Mae - owned homes for the first 15 days after they are listed for sale.