2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1924831
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Competition and Crisis in Mortgage Securitization

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“…Impact of the financial crisis experienced in Turkey in 2001 on MSE. Detrimental effects of the crisis on MSE are clearly detected in our estimations [10]. Some of the factors contributing to the growth of MSE lose their influence almost immediately during the crisis: indeed, the impact of some factors is reversed.…”
Section: Review Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 64%
“…Impact of the financial crisis experienced in Turkey in 2001 on MSE. Detrimental effects of the crisis on MSE are clearly detected in our estimations [10]. Some of the factors contributing to the growth of MSE lose their influence almost immediately during the crisis: indeed, the impact of some factors is reversed.…”
Section: Review Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 64%
“…15 There is a controversy over to what degree the conforming standards changed over time. See Pinto (2011), Keys et al (2010), Simkovic (2013), and Thomas and Van Order (2013), 16 PLS began with the securitisation of jumbo loans, prime loans for amounts larger than the GSE's conforming size limit, providing liquidity to a segment of the market that was not eligible for purchase by the GSEs. The jumbo mortgages in these early PLS were characterised by low LTVs (Green and Wachter 2005).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Ce problème peut être résolu en adoptant une régulation appropriée, par exemple en exigeant des organismes de crédit qu'ils conservent une part du risque, et gardent sur leur bilan une partie de chaque crédit octroyé, ou en augmentant la qualité minimale requise d'un crédit pour qu'il puisse être transféré (telle qu'un ratio loan-to-value 12 de max 80 %). Voir par exemple Simkovic (2013).…”
Section: Discussion Sur Les Produits Liés à La Criseunclassified