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Turning A Blind Eye: Wall Street Finance Of Predatory Lending
Turning A Blind Eye: Wall Street Finance Of Predatory Lending
Patricia A. McCoy
Today, Wall Street finances up to eighty percent of subprime home loans through securitization. The subprime sector, which is designed for borrowers with blemished credit, has been dogged by predatory lending charges, many of which have been substantiated. As subprime securitization has grown, so have charges that securitization turns a blind eye to financing abusive loans. In this paper, we examine why secondary market discipline has failed to halt the securitization of predatory loans.
When investors buy securities backed by predatory loans, they face a classic lemons problem in the form of credit risk, prepayment risk, and litigation risk. Securitization …
La Cláusula "No A La Orden" En El Pagaré Y El Cheque. A Propósito De Las Modificaciones De Los Decretos 1387/2001 Y 386/2003, Martin Paolantonio, Pablo Legón
La Cláusula "No A La Orden" En El Pagaré Y El Cheque. A Propósito De Las Modificaciones De Los Decretos 1387/2001 Y 386/2003, Martin Paolantonio, Pablo Legón
Martin Paolantonio
Análisis de la cláusula no a la orden en el pagaré y el cheque, considerando la posibilidad de endoso y sus efectos en virtud del decreto 1387/2001 y 386/2003
La Cláusula General Como Elemento Esencial En La Configuración De Los Actos De Competencia Desleal Enunciados Y No Enunciados, Pierino Stucchi
La Cláusula General Como Elemento Esencial En La Configuración De Los Actos De Competencia Desleal Enunciados Y No Enunciados, Pierino Stucchi
Pierino Stucchi
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