Examples of using Subprime in English and their translations into Czech
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Our subprime department is fine.
So whenever you hear"subprime", think"shit.
By the way, these risky mortgages are called subprime.
I blame the subprime mortgage lenders.
By the way, these risky mortgages are called subprime.
They created the subprime meltdown and now they're cashing in on it.
It's about time you learned about subprime mortgages.
Subprime shit with FICOs below 550! that I know for a fact are filled with 95.
Actually it started in the United States of America with the subprime problem.
In August, however, the subprime crisis erupted and continues to create havoc.
In the early 2000s, there was a huge increase in the riskiest loans,called subprime.
It was the bank that led the reaction to the subprime crisis in August 2007.
The so-called'subprime' lending crisis had its origins in frenetic consumerism in the United States.
Would you say that it is a possibility or a probability that subprime losses stop at 5%?
Subprime lending alone increased from 30 billion a year in funding to over 600 billion a year, in 10 years.
The original financial turbulence, as you know,appeared in the subprime market in the US.
The investment banks actually preferred subprime loans, because they carried higher interest rates.
Selling subprime loans and betting they will fail, may not be sacred, but it is lucrative.
At the moment we are still under pressure from the Liechtenstein scandal and the subprime crisis.
In 2008, Kelly and I were hit hard by the subprime crisis just like every other fool for real estate in America.
So subprime loans go bad, but subprime bonds, which are made up of subprime loans, are more valuable?
I have seen some that are 65% AAA-rated that I know for a fact are filled with 95% subprime shit with FICOs below 550!
But when thousands of subprime loans were combined to create CDOs, many of them still received AAA ratings.
None of these agencies has been penalised, neither by their customers nor by their reputation being tarnished,for not having done their work properly during the Enron or subprime crises.
When one in ten of those customers defaulted, that started a subprime crisis and we have been seeing the consequences ever since.
The subprime crisis demonstrated that the framework for the operation of credit rating agencies needs to be significantly reinforced.
Borrowers were needlessly placed in expensive subprime loans, and many loans were given to people who could not repay them.
The subprime crisis in the United States of America had emerged, but I do not think anyone foresaw the repercussions and the extent of the effect it was going to have on financial markets right across the world.
We don't understand why the ratings agencies haven't downgraded subprime bonds since the underlying loans are clearly deteriorating.
The crisis caused by subprime loans(high-risk housing credit) has shown that borrowers have been kept too much in the dark.