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• Banks had been hit by losses in the US subprime market.
• And the subprime market is expanding rapidly.
• But by the logic of the subprime market, he looked like a desirable customer.
• Zeltzer and others in the subprime market believe the answer is consumer education not more laws.
• Both organizations _ and some consumer advocates _ adamantly oppose Fannie Mae's involvement in the subprime market.
• WASHINGTON _ Among people who make their living lending money, the subprime market has become a hot meal ticket.
• Many of the people in the subprime market are unsophisticated in financial matters and easy victims for sleazy sales practices.
• Often, loan terms that are neutral or even beneficial in the prime lending market become predatory in the subprime market.
• They are frequently forced to refinance their mortgages in the so-called subprime market, where interest rates are higher.
• Efforts in the legislature to limit predatory lenders have run into opposition from major banks, which are moving into the subprime market.
• As you can see, the prime market had no growth while the subprime market increased by a magnitude of more than 6,
• Its biggest business is making home loans at high interest rates to people with blemished credit histories, sometimes called the subprime market.
• Farr specialized in the subprime market, expanded into the used car market, and offered credit at rates up to 25 percent.
• GLASS-COLUMN _ WASHINGTON _ Among people who make their living lending money, the subprime market has become a hot meal ticket.
• Bayer said, " and the subprime market has grown roughly 30 percent each year over the previous year during that time ."
• Some industry analysts said they were surprised that HSBC wanted to enter the subprime market, which contrasts sharply with HSBC's highbrow image.
• When the subprime market in the United States crashed in the summer of 2007, the global reach of the crisis was not immediately obvious.
• It wouldn't seem that lower-rated homeowners would have a lot of home equity built up, but the subprime market is hot.
• Regulating the subprime market is a tricky political issue because banks such as Citigroup, Bank of America and First Union all own subprime lending affiliates.
• The timing of the deal is unusual given that the subprime market may be becoming more risky as the recovery falters and personal debt levels rise.