Sentences with phrase «risky mortgage assets»

As it is now, a large portion of the FHLBs may no longer deserve their AAA ratings because of the losses they may take from risky mortgage assets.

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This failure of systematic thinking is why they've responded to the devastating consequences of a yield - seeking mortgage bubble by encouraging yet another yield - seeking bubble, but this time in virtually every class of risky assets.

FGIC and other bond insurance companies have been hobbled by their expansion into guaranteeing risky collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and asset backed bonds, markets that have been hammered by rising mortgage losses.

The defendants managed the IBF and IPBF in the same way and invested them both in risky, highly leveraged assets, including, among other things, mortgage - related assets.

Money - market funds, which are big buyers of commercial paper, are spooked by possible contagion from subprime mortgages, or risky home loans granted to low - credit home buyers, and are shunning commercial paper backed by assets.

But other mortgage experts pushed back on the idea that a digital mortgage that uses automated verification of a borrower's assets and income is more risky than a home loan originated by a smaller institution that may rely on intangible factors.

First mortgages are generally less risky because they are the first to get repaid and the first to claim any property provided as collateralCollateral Property or assets that you pledge as a borrower as a guarantee that you will repay the loan.

... Central bank demand for Agencies freed up private funds to invest in riskier assets rather than directly financing the most risky mortgages...

Any skill set related to the puzzle of how to revalue complex assets based on consolidation of sub-prime mortgages and other risky but popular investment vehicles is a valuable line on your resume, recruiters told Ladders.

I find it interesting that people that are risk adverse always want to pay off their mortgages when in reality, paying off assets that are not liquid is much more risky.

The mortgage underwriting process determines from your credit score, income, assets, etc. how risky it would be to lend you money.