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- Asia's Growing Role in Financial Markets. Yew, Lee Kuan // Forbes Asia;3/10/2008, Vol. 4 Issue 4, p14
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- talking point. Clitheroe, Paul // Money (14446219);Nov2007, Issue 96, p10
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- The conned and con man both at fault in housing crisis. Albom, Mitch // Fort Worth Business Press;3/10/2008, Vol. 21 Issue 10, p34
The author comments on the U.S. housing crisis. He discusses how subprime mortgage affected the economy, ruined households, collapsed businesses and created havoc on global markets. He mentions how homeowners complained to banks about the rates. He also cites the trend of homeowners selling...
- Drama in the housing market -- 2007. Morgan, Maureen // Fairfield County Business Journal;9/17/2007, Vol. 46 Issue 38, p7
The article presents the author's comments on the subprime mortgage crisis going on in the U.S. The author says that this fiasco has only exacerbated the region's ability to attract and retain young people who may not view the area of New York City as the only place in which they will be happy....
- Not worth the risk. Balls, Ashley // NZ Business;Dec2007/Jan2008, Vol. 21 Issue 11, p79
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- Questioning the role of ratings firms. Paterson, Kevin // Mortgage Strategy;10/15/2007, p54
The author reflects on the role of both credit rating agencies and actuaries in the pricing, structure and framework of their supported industries in Great Britain. He argues on the condition of subprime markets in the region compared to its counterpart in the U.S. The author also discusses the...
