Sentence examples for loans packaging from inspiring English sources

There was no proud ritual of the borrower stopping in to pay the mortgage once a month, because the lenders began "securitizing" the loans, packaging and selling them to Wall Street, thus severing the link between the original lender and the high-risk borrower.

Lenders with big servicing arms made piles of money from originating loans, packaging them for sale to investors, and then at the back end, from collecting fees from investors to service the loans.

(The studies cover only loans packaged into securities, not those held on the books of banks).

Investors were assured, the lawsuit said, that the firm scoured the loans packaged into the investments to assure their quality.

An "unprecedented" number of the loans packaged and sold to investors came from mortgage brokers, it said.

Administration officials feared that banks would refuse to make new loans and that the $300 billion market would dry up for construction and real estate loans packaged as securities.

According to the complaint, the bank dismissed flaws in the loans packaged into securities even while assuring investors that the quality was sound.

It allows loans to be packaged using an average interest rate instead of requiring that all loans packaged together for sale on the secondary market have the same interest rate.

Government-sponsored companies like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and the big investment banks, especially Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, buy loans, package and resell them.

CLOs are giant pools of corporate loans packaged to allow issuers to magically transform risky leveraged loans into triple-A bonds and sell them.

Wall Street was there to pick up their subprime loans, package them with other loans (some quality, some not), and sell them to investors.