Yet another part of the financial industry has become ensnared in the subprime mortgage crisis.
Rating agencies are gun-shy about any new security, given their roles in the subprime mortgage crisis.
And let's go next to Wall Street, which continues to feel the effects of the subprime mortgage crisis.
As the subprime mortgage crisis deepens, the summer of 2007 has become a gut-wrenching time to sell a home.
Investors have grown wary of providing financing for risky deals since the subprime mortgage crisis blossomed last year.
Trouble began brewing last spring in two of its hedge funds, which ultimately blew up, and spiraled into the subprime mortgage crisis.
The case is an indicator of how the subprime mortgage crisis is continuing to dog US lenders five years on.
But a lot of it are three factors: There is no doubt that the subprime mortgage crisis has scared people.
Six out of the eight were in the financial sector and followed significant losses relating to the subprime mortgage crisis.
Almost immediately, with the subprime mortgage crisis swirling and lots of leveraged buyout debt overhanging balance sheets, the bonds fell precipitously.
But when the subprime mortgage crisis hit, when those mortgages were called up on Wall Street, that bubble burst, leaving devastation everywhere.
Six months ago, it appeared that the subprime mortgage crisis meant the United States was in for a period of economic distress.
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd called the predatory lending practices "unconscionable and deceptive" at a hearing last week to investigate the subprime mortgage crisis.
One of the problems, according to Wessel, is that banks trust each other less, fearing that their colleagues may be tied to the subprime mortgage crisis.
Iceland is getting closer to becoming the first nation to go bankrupt as a result of the subprime mortgage crisis and resulting squeeze on lending.
As I note in my magazine story, rating agencies, still reeling from their role in abetting the subprime mortgage crisis, must be persuaded to get onboard.
Jim Johnson had received several favorable rates on loans for houses from Countrywide Financial, which is now the target of federal scrutiny in the subprime mortgage crisis.
The subprime mortgage crisis isn't going to ruin the economy.
The subprime mortgage crisis led to the financial crisis which led to the credit crisis which led to the crisis of consumer confidence which led to a when-the-heck-is-anyone-going-to-start-hiring-again crisis.
As our nation sank ever deeper into the subprime mortgage crisis over the past four years, Korean American homeowners in Southern California became particularly vulnerable to foreclosures and scams.
Though the aim is to assist in thawing the credit markets, which became frozen after the subprime mortgage crisis, it runs the risk of causing serious inflation once economic growth resumes.
Roughly a year into the subprime mortgage crisis and months after credit markets took a turn for the terrible, the House Financial Services Committee approved a bill late Tuesday increasing government oversight of lenders.
We are still feeling the effects of the subprime mortgage crisis, as banks tighten up on lending (they don't even want to lend to each other, which tells you something), which in turn has sharply slowed the U.S. economy.
More recently, Mr. Zamansky is one of the leading litigators and opinion leaders of the subprime mortgage crisis and the related hedge fund collapses, representing both investors and mortgage borrowers who were defrauded by Wall Street firms and mortgage lenders.
But in the last quarter of 2011, housing prices in Madrid fell nearly 16% from the year before, and 32% of houses in all of Spain have been repossessed by the banks in the continuing fallout from the subprime mortgage crisis.
Citigroup's first-quarter earnings were even more dreadful than the miserable results investors had expected, and yet the company's shares were sharply higher in early trading on Friday, a sign, perhaps, that the worst of the subprime mortgage crisis has passed.
As chief executive and chairman of IAC, Diller has used that confidence--and Malone's backing--to get his hands on some of the most coveted Internet properties available, including Ask.com, Expedia.com, Match.com, LendingTree.com (coveted, at least, until the subprime mortgage crisis began) and Ticketmaster.
"While we are well along in the subprime mortgage crisis, we think we are only at the beginning of the broader economic downturn, and the time to buy is not when we are going into a recession but rather when we are coming out of or have exited the recession, " he wrote to his investors.
Bair was recognized for her early, though ultimately futile, attempt to get the Bush Administration to address the subprime-mortgage crisis before it became a threat to the entire economy.
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