Sentence examples for levels of subprime from inspiring English sources

It also follows directly that the world's stock markets are sitting on toxic levels of subprime coal and gas, a giant carbon bubble ready to explode.

Stan O'Neal, Merrill's head, had no idea that his firm had accumulated fatal levels of subprime exposure because he had pushed aside the people who might have warned him.

Miscalculations that were damaging at the level of Subprime XYZ were devastating at the C.D.O.

Today's markets cannot support this level of subprime volume, and the subprime market will not be stable until the surplus origination capacity has been eliminated.

In March, 67.0% of outstanding nonprime loan balances in the United States were Alt-A, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said, more than twice the level of subprime mortgages.

It is far from clear to us, however, what the equilibrium level of subprime mortgage origination capacity may be, particularly because of the potential for material changes in the business as a result of regulatory and other pressures.

In charging two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers with fraud, federal prosecutors built a good deal of their case around emails, in which the managers appeared bent on keeping information from their investors about the level of subprime debt the funds had invested in.

This information could suggest we're on the cusp of climactic levels in terms of a rejuvenated fear of subprime risks.

"There has been panic because of subprime issues," says Winmill. "But gold maintained its levels and serves as a source of liquidity for investors.

An analysis by The Times of the 2006 data that lenders disclosed under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act shows that in New York City, the rate of subprime lending is far higher for minorities than for whites even at higher income levels.

Between October and December 2006 alone, banks issued a record $130 billion worth of CDOs, double the level a year before, and 40percentt of those were created from asset-backed securities consisting primarily of subprime mortgages".