A fundamental problem with Goldman Sachs' GSAMP Trust was that:
A) Loans were given to people with poor credit histories
B) Homeowners' equity in the securitized mortgages was less than 1 percent on average
C) Loans were given to people with no income
D) 58 percent of the securitized loans had little or no documentation
E) All of the above
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Q1: In simple terms, a mortgage-backed security is:
A)A
Q2: Some observers claim that the U.S.Federal Reserve
Q3: Mortgage-backed securities lost their value when:
A)The underlying
Q4: Late in 2008, the International Accounting Standards
Q6: Goldman Sachs' GSAMP Trust was able to
Q7: These regulators were aware of the problem
Q8: The 1999 Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act allowed banks to:
A)Engage
Q9: An issue with mark-to-market accounting when there
Q10: The 1933 Glass-Steagall Act precluded banks from:
A)Subprime
Q11: In simple terms, the securitization process is:
A)A
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