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That was my impression too. For this to be comparable to subprime loans, there would need to be opaque, surprisingly-leveraged derivatives of these loans. The a
by jkaptur 10y ago
That was my impression too. For this to be comparable to subprime loans, there would need to be opaque, surprisingly-leveraged derivatives of these loans. The article doesn't indicate if that's happening (it only mentions bundling into what sounds like a CDO).