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And when that interest rate readjusts upward - we're talking specifically about somebody who was in the subprime mortgage that was also in adjustable rate mortgage, meaning that it was typically a very low rate for a year or so, maybe three years, and then it would readjust upward once rates changed in a couple of years.
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This would reduce the reset rates adjustable-rate subprime mortgage holders would have to pay.
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Prior to that there was its run-in with U.S. federal agents in a tax evasion scheme, its subprime mortgage writedowns and auction rate securities litigation.
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The Swiss bank is working to repair its reputation which has been hurt by trading scandals, tax evasion schemes, subprime mortgage writedowns and auction rate securities litigation.
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Since then, about 1 in 4 of the nearly 200 plaintiffs has declared bankruptcy, about the same rate as subprime mortgage default.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association reports the number of subprime adjustable rate mortgages at 2.9 million.
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The subprime mortgage mess and ensuing financial markets collapse led to economic growth rate plummeting and high unemployment levels that led to a steep decline in disposable income levels.
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The default rate for CAP borrowers was only a quarter what it was for subprime mortgage holders, even though the incomes and backgrounds of borrowers were similar.
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In a famous 2006 presentation at a conference hosted by Grant's Interest Rate Observer, he explained in painstaking detail the flaws in subprime-mortgage securitizations, and in the high grades awarded to them by government-anointed credit-rating agencies.
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The Federal Reserve, lagging other central banks, pumped in extra money and then cut its discount rate to prevent a seizure of the financial system in the aftermath of the subprime mortgage market debacle.
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