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    Retail Lending

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    Vijaya Bhaskar and Partha Ray in preparing this address is gratefully acknowledged. * * * The issue of retail banking is extremely important and topical. Across the globe‚ retail lending has been a spectacular innovation in the commercial banking sector in recent years. The growth of retail lending‚ especially‚ in emerging economies‚ is attributable to the rapid advances in information technology‚ the evolving macroeconomic environment‚ financial market reform‚ and several micro-level

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    Global: Globalization trend started in 2002 ‚Global Transaction Service was created to integrate Cash ‚Trade and Treasury Services and Global securities Services .It offered integrated cash management ‚fund services ‚ securities services ‚ trade services and finance to MNC’s ‚ financial institutions and the public sector around the world. Their objective was to help corporate customers gain greater control over financial positions both locally and globally‚ increase efficiency and reduce costs

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    Finanical Crices

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    Cambridge Journal of Regions‚ Economy and Society 2009‚ 2‚ 287–302 doi:10.1093/cjres/rsp013 Advance Access publication 21 June 2009 A very geographical crisis: the making and breaking of the 2007–2008 financial crisis Shaun Frencha‚ Andrew Leyshona and Nigel Thriftb a School of Geography‚ University of Nottingham‚ University Park‚ Nottingham NG7 2RD‚ UK. shaun.french@nottingham.ac.uk‚ andrew.leyshon@nottingham.ac.uk b Vice Chancellor’s Office‚ University of Warwick‚ Coventry CV4 7AL‚ UK

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    mortgage borrowers have occurred without having any awareness of the outcomes of financial collapses (Lewis 2010). Business ethics is defined as the significance of moral performances on business in workplaces. Also Lewis (2010‚ p2) has mentioned that “lending practices” have become out of control and increasingly inexistence since the finance industry has given out mortgages to people that do not have the capacity to repay back their mortgages which worsens the situation into a financial deterioration

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    crisis in review

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    rise‚ fall‚ and fall even more. In this article‚ we’ll recap how the financial crisis of 2007-08 unfolded. (For further reading‚ see Who Is To Blame For The Subprime Crisis?‚ The Bright Side Of The Credit Crisis and How Will The Subprime Mess Impact You?) Before the Beginning Like all previous cycles of booms and busts‚ the seeds of the subprime meltdown were sown during unusual times. In 2001‚ the U.S. economy experienced a mild‚ short-lived recession. Although the economy nicely withstood terrorist

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    Mortgage Crisis

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    considered “safe” by any financial analyst. Thus‚ when the economy started to decline and the real estate bubble increased‚ the number of foreclosures began to rise (Cuneo‚ 2008). This began to cause the lenders to take a step back and tighten their lending policies-again without any back-up to allow the borrowers a safe zone. The lenders simply raised the interest rates. With the sub-prime borrowers unable

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    The Crisis of 2008 was the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression‚ and because of that it has earned the name the Great Recession. It is important to know that the factors leading up to this recession started years in advance and it wasn’t until 2007 that the crisis officially started. Though there are many factors that led to the Great Recession‚ the factors lead to one major cause‚ which was the bursting of the housing bubble. The crisis not only impacted the United States‚ but also

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    Jessica Reupke Case 28 10/9/11 1. Did subprime mortgage loans contribute to the housing bubble? Why did the bubble burst? What were the consequences of the housing bust to borrowers‚ loan originators‚ and MBS and CDO holders?  Subprime mortgage loans contributed to the housing bubble as they enabled the expansion of homeownership by offering loans to a wider variety of borrowers‚ particularly those with a low credit score‚ small down payment‚ or high debt-to-income ratio. This expansion increased

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    investments in higher yielding subprime mortgages look like a new rush for gold. The Fed continued slashing interest rates‚ emboldened‚ perhaps‚ by continued low inflation despite lower interest rates. In June 2003‚ the Fed lowered interest rates to 1%‚ the lowest rate in 45 years. The whole financial market started resembling a candy shop where everything was selling at a huge discount and without any down payment. "Lick your candy now and pay for it later" - the entire subprime mortgage market seemed to

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    Collapse of Lehman Brothers

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    Collapse of Lehman Brothers Lehman Brothers was an investment bank that went back to the 1850s‚ surviving the Civil War‚ two World Wars‚ the Great Depression and any other great misfortune that this 160 year old company’s history had gone bankrupt. Lehman brothers were an important part in the financial and commercial industries in the United States. People may have thought that leverage was a bad thing; they should have realized that a dry-goods store turned into a huge investment bank then

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