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    • [PDF File]The Subprime Crisis and House Price Appreciation

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      subprime lenders allowed borrowers to buy more expensive homes in MSAs with great past price increases. Loan level probit analysis provides more direct evidence of supply effects. Past price appreciation significantly reduces the approvals of prime mortgages but significantly increases the approvals of subprime mortgages.


    • [PDF File]Do exposures to sagging real estate, subprime or conduits ...

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      able loan losses and ensuing capital constraints. This was largely attributed to their various exposures to the US real estate market. In addition to their direct lending to US firms in the real estate sector and to major subprime lenders, German banks also became exposed by


    • [PDF File]The Roles of Alternative Data and Machine Learning in ...

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      These data sources were not normally used by traditional lenders. We use personal installment loan -level data from LendingClub’s unsecured consumer platform and compare it with similar loan-level data from traditional lenders to explore the potential consumer benefits that fintech lenders provide. Specifically, we investigate two channels:


    • [PDF File]Liquidity Problems and Early Payment Default Among ...

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      High rates of early payment default (EPD) among subprime mortgages, which is when a borrower defaults in the first year of mortgage origination, triggered large financial losses among many subprime lenders and contributed to the largest financial crisis since the Great Depression (Mayer, Pence & Sherlund (2009)).


    • [PDF File]Subprime Auto Loans - UHLC

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      instead, subprime auto loans have emerged as the hot new invest-ment vehicle of the moment. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the number of subprime auto loans issued to borrowers doubled between 2009 and 2014.1 As was the case with subprime mortgages, today’s sub-prime auto loans are being bundled by the thousands and col-


    • [PDF File]Trends Report

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      combination of traditional and alternative data gives lenders a more complete picture of subprime applicants so they can make better, more informed decisions. Clarity analyzed the trends and financial behavior of subprime consumers by looking at application and loan data in its specialty credit bureau from 2013 through 2017.


    • How Incentives Drove the Subprime Crisis

      This paper is an attempt to look dispassionately at the subprime crisis from a particular perspective, namely, the incentives that drove the system. The roles of the borrower, the mortgage broker, the mortgage lenders, the government sponsored entities and the investment banks, the credit


    • [PDF File]THE LAW ECONOMICS OF SUBPRIME LENDING

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      impact these market trends. However, legislation and regulation can affect the way that lenders select their customers and the methods they use to loan money. There is plenty of blame to go around in fixing responsibility for the subprime bust, among lenders, borrowers, and governmental regulators. Undoubtedly, some lenders preyed on



    • Investing in College Education: Debtors, Bettors, Lenders ...

      Humanities 2017, 6, 20 2 of 18 than the $1.2 trillion in subprime mortgage debt that triggered the last meltdown, is not negligible in an economy that also has $8.4 trillion in mortgage debt, $1.2 trillion in auto loan debt, and $780 billion


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