Essays about: "mortgage loans"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 21 essays containing the words mortgage loans.
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16. A Study of Swedish Mortgage Interest Rates and Swedbank Stock Returns : Time-varying Mortgage Margins and Stock Returns
University essay from KTH/Bank och finansAbstract : How banks set the mortgage interest rates and the sizes of the mortgage margins they obtain from making mortgage loans always attract attention from households, government authorities, politicians and market actors. This thesis studies the relationship between Swedish mortgage interest rates and mortgage lending institutions’ costs of obtaining funds, and how the gross margins of mortgage interest rates influence the banks stock returns. READ MORE
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17. Landshypotek’s intended change of contributed capital : a study of the members’ attitudes
University essay from SLU/Dept. of EconomicsAbstract : Landshypotek is today Sweden’s largest lending institution for land and forest owners with loan assets around 50 billion SEK. “Landshypotek AB” is owned by an economic association consisting of 52 000 members and has 19 offices all over Sweden. Its market share of first mortgage loans to land and forest owners is 38 percent. READ MORE
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18. Collateralized Debt Obligations - A Study on the informal Transaction Transparency
University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionenAbstract : Background & Problem discussion: The relative low interest rate in the first part of the new millennium spurred on demand for mortgage financing and by extension also fueled the housing market, primarily in the United States. Subprime loans were incorporated into and repackaged into various ABS. READ MORE
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19. Collateralized Mortgage Obligation
University essay from Företagsekonomiska institutionenAbstract : This thesis set out to explain the securitization process of subprime mortgages in order to investigate if there exist inherent factors of the process that may have contributed to the recent subprime crisis. A thorough exposition of securitization theory is made together with simulations of how cash flows and credit risks are estimated by the market. READ MORE
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20. Lithuanian loan market evaluation
University essay from Lunds universitet/Nationalekonomiska institutionenAbstract : We think much of a current consumption is strongly based on various types of loans every person should have an idea about how the loan approval mechanism works. Because everybody wants to know if they have a possibility of getting a loan approval, almost all banks’ web pages have a maximum loan calculator, which gives a client a maximum loan amount he/she could borrow at a current date given certain factors (e. READ MORE