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The securitization of housing finance
Sellon, Gordon H.; VanNahmen, Deana (1988-07)
Since 1970, housing finance has undergone a radical transformation due to the securitization of mortgage loans. As the market for mortgage securities continues to grow and develop, this transformation raises a number of important public policy issues.
Economic Review , Volume 73 , Issue Jul , Pages 3-20

Journal Article
The economics of asset securitization
Elul, Ronel (2005-07)
Ronel Elul explains why asset-backed securities exist and discusses some reasons for their common structure. Elul notes that despite well-developed theories on the what and why of securitization, more research is needed. In particular, additional research could uncover the effect that government regulation and bankruptcy law have on securitization.
Business Review , Issue Q3 , Pages 16-25

Conference Paper
The opening of new markets for bank assets
Pennacchi, George; Gorton, Gary (1992)
Proceedings

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A preliminary assessment of the TALF
Dudley, William (2009)
Remarks at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association and Pension Real Estate Association's Public-Private Investment Program Summit, New York City.
Speech , Paper 6

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Mortgage security hedging and the yield curve
Mosser, Patricia C.; Keane, Frank M.; Fernald, Julia D. (1994)
Research Paper , Paper 9411

Journal Article
The convexity trap: pitfalls in financing mortgage portfolios and related securities
Smith, Stephen D.; Gilkeson, James H. (1992-11)
Economic Review , Issue Nov , Pages 14-27

Journal Article
Loan sales: another step in the evolution of the short-term credit market
Morris, Charles S.; Becketti, Sean (1987-11)
Economic Review , Volume 72 , Issue Nov , Pages 22-31

Working Paper
The effect of automated underwriting on the profitability of mortgage securitization
Sparks, Roger; Passmore, Wayne (1997)
Over the past two years, many mortgage market analysts have praised automated underwriting as a technological innovation that will lower the costs of processing mortgage applications. However, automated underwriting is unlikely to decrease processing costs uniformly for all mortgage applications. Instead, it makes identifying and processing low-risk mortgage borrowers less costly, but may not significantly lower the costs of identifying and processing relatively high-risk applicants. Our results suggest that after the one-time cost reduction produced by automated underwriting, the resulting ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 1997-19

Conference Paper
The law and economics of remedies of predatory lending
McCoy, Patricia A.; Engel, Kathleen C. (2001)
Proceedings , Paper 790

Working Paper
Traditional and nontraditional banking: an information-theoretic approach
Mester, Loretta J. (1990)
Working Papers , Paper 90-3

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