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- noun One who or that which
securitizes .
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In October 2006, Frank Nothaft, the chief economist at Freddie Mac, a major securitizer of home mortgages, told me that Freddie Mac had financially modeled the impact of a price decline of up to 13.4 percent.
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Holding a 5% vertical slice wouldn ' t trigger the same capital requirements, the ASF said in its letter, because the securitizer would be exposed to less risk.
Loan-Rule Spat: Define Ruth Simon 2010
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In October 2006, Frank Nothaft, the chief economist at Freddie Mac, a major securitizer of home mortgages, told me that Freddie Mac had financially modeled the impact of a price decline of up to 13.4 percent.
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In October 2006, Frank Nothaft, the chief economist at Freddie Mac, a major securitizer of home mortgages, told me that Freddie Mac had financially modeled the impact of a price decline of up to 13.4 percent.
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Countrywide was for years the biggest single customer of Fannie Mae, the giant government-sponsored mortgage securitizer that has since gone into federal conservatorship.
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The state attorney general's office said it appears to be the first time a subprime-mortgage securitizer such as an investment bank has settled a state investigation with a payment.
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Another theme of the report is that each of the parties in the loan process -- from the securitizer to the broker -- have to have skin in the game.
To Start Rescue, 2009
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Henninger's point is that the economic downturn was caused by "borrowers, lenders and securitizer shamans" who were "operating in a zero-gravity environment, aloft on moral hazard," which was due to a loss of "responsibility, restraint and remorse."
Mitchell Bard: It's Time for a War on the War on the "War on Christmas" 2008
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To form a CDO that invests in subprime mortgages, a securitizer will buy up mezzanine tranches from perhaps 100 different mortgage-backed securities, and then package them in different tranches similar to the way a mortgage backed security was packaged in the first place.
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There is legal precedent for that thought, the 2006 Lehman case out of California made the securitizer liable.
NAACP Subprime Lawsuit Ellen Beth Gill 2008
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