Critics of Securitization Leading Up to the Housing Crisis Argue

question 212

Multiple Choice

Critics of securitization leading up to the housing crisis argue that banks often:

• A) failed to properly research their borrowers.
• B) offered interest rates that were too high.
• C) didn't retain enough loans in-house.
• D) sold the securitized assets to sovereign wealth funds.

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