Reckless securitisation on top of reckless lending

Reckless lending practices spread from sub-prime to entire spectrum of mortgages—and securitization via RMBS and CDOs spread from banks to capital markets and investors in the US and abroad; increasing rather than reducing the global systemic risk.

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