The document discusses the subprime mortgage crisis that occurred in the late 2000s. It begins by defining a subprime mortgage as a loan given to borrowers with poor credit. Banks offered these risky loans to earn higher interest rates. When housing prices declined, many subprime borrowers defaulted, causing losses for banks. This led to a global financial crisis as banks around the world had invested in mortgage-backed securities. The crisis negatively impacted economies worldwide.
The document discusses the subprime mortgage crisis that occurred in the late 2000s. It begins by defining a subprime mortgage as a loan given to borrowers with poor credit. Banks offered these risky loans to earn higher interest rates. When housing prices declined, many subprime borrowers defaulted, causing losses for banks. This led to a global financial crisis as banks around the world had invested in mortgage-backed securities. The crisis negatively impacted economies worldwide.
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The document discusses the subprime mortgage crisis that occurred in the late 2000s. It begins by defining a subprime mortgage as a loan given to borrowers with poor credit. Banks offered these risky loans to earn higher interest rates. When housing prices declined, many subprime borrowers defaulted, causing losses for banks. This led to a global financial crisis as banks around the world had invested in mortgage-backed securities. The crisis negatively impacted economies worldwide.
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relating to or for people with a poor credit rating. A poor credit rating people are disqualified to apply for conventional mortgage or loan application. They come out a special type of loan to these poor credit rating people. This loan or mortgage is called “Subprime Mortgage” or “Subprime Loan”. Why Banks Want Subprime Mortgage? The banks are greedy and they want to earn more. They earn more with the higher mortgage interest rate and just in case the borrowers can’t continue the payment, they still can sell the houses with higher value due to the property appreciation. To further reduce the risks the banks repackage all mortgages into an investment product and sell it to financial institutions in all over the world (not just in U.S). What Happened to Subprime Borrowers? Expecting value of the houses to go up and they earn from the property appreciation. Because house prices had increased so rapidly in the past few years, paying back the loan payment is not a problem at all. The borrowers also refinance their loan at more favourable terms due to they no longer have a bad credit rating history. When & Why Crisis Happened? When demand is more than supply (everyone wants to buy house), the property values went up When it becomes much more expensive to borrow, less people could afford to buy a house. The real estate market begin to cool down and house prices begin to fall. They’re not able to pay their existing debt, This causes many of these borrowers to not be able to make their house payment. Financial institutions were going to lose their money that they invested because the borrower are not able to pay the loan payment. Banks have a very big problem also because they rely on this these financial institutions to invest in the pool of mortgages investment product Bank also suffered losses from those borrowers who failed to make payment. The banks increase the mortgage interest rate to cover loses and hopes that borrowers can pay more Global Recession due to Crisis The countries like Britain, Spain, Japan, Singapore are going to bear the negative effects of US economy recession. Emerging economies like China and India are also suffering from the ill effects of the US Subprime Crisis. All these countries together form a major part of the global economy. So, it can be said that the US Subprime Market Crisis is going to affect the global economy as a whole. Effects Of Crisis On India Indian markets will see a correction because of high oil prices, high interest rates, slowing down of exports because of the slowing down of the US economy and rupee appreciation. This will definitely have an impact on the GDP growth rate. A slowdown can be observed in: i. automobile sector ii. real-estate segment iii. exports coming down iv. textiles, jewellery The global super-tanker US, which has a 25 per cent share of global GDP, slows down it will definitely have an impact on the Indian economy IMPACT OF CRISIS ON GLOBAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Company Business Type Loss (Billion $)
Citigroup Investment bank $24.1 bln
Merrill Lynch Investment bank $22.5 bln Morgan Stanley Investment bank $10.3 bln HSBC Bank $3.4 bln Lehman Brothers Investment bank $2.1 bln Goldman Sachs Investment bank $1.5 bln JP Morgan Chase Investment bank $2.9 bln Bank Of America Bank $5.28 bln Credit Suisse Bank $3.7 bln Reduce Effect Of Crisis: The need of the hour is to have: i. A more open economy or be open to trade ii. Attract investments, which would re kindle innovative concepts and enhance foreign direct investment. iii. The growth has to be such that it is sustainable, only then will the impact of US subprime crisis on India and China be negligible