Economic Meltdown

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    1. Gurjeit Singh
      • Introduction
      • Government Sponsored Enterprise
      • MBS, CDS & ARM
      • Housing Bubble
      • Subprime Crises
      • Bail Out Plan
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      • Economic Meltdown
      • Recession & Depression
      • Earlier Economic Crisis
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      • Decline in demand
      • Rise in unemployment
      • Fall in business confidence & profits
      • Reduction in investment spending
      • Reduced inventory levels & heavy discounts
      • Fall in demand for imports
      • Increased government borrowing
      • Lower interest rates by Central Bank
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      • Recession
      • Slow down in economic activity
      • Sustained period of time
      • Business cycle contraction
      • Depression
      • Slow down in economic activity
      • Prolonged period of time
      • Extended recession
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      • Panic of 1907
      • Wall Street Crash of 1929
      • Great Depression 1929-1939
      • OPEC Oil Crisis
      • Black Monday of 1987
      • Asian Financial Crisis of 1997
      • Financial Crisis 2007-2009
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      • Fannie Mae
      • Freddie Mac
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      • Group of financial services corporation
      • Enhance credit flow in desired sectors
      • Improve efficiency of capital market
      • Financial intermediate, assist lender & borrower
      • Created Secondary market in loans guarantees...
      • I st is Farm Credit System in 1916
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      • Housing
      • The twelve Federal Home Loan Banks (1932)
      • Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) (1938–2008)
      • Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (Freddie Mac) (1970–2008)
      • Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae) (1968)
      • Farming
      • Federal Farm Credit Banks (1916)
      • Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation (Farmer Mac) (1987)
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      • Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA)
      • Founded/established in 1938
      • Privately (Stockholder) owned but publicly chartered
      • Purchase and securitize mortgages
      • Sells purchased mortgages to investors
      • Guarantee scheduled principal, interest if borrower default
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      • Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (FHLMC)
      • Private corporation through Emergency Home Finance Act of 1970
      • Expansion of secondary market for mortgages
      • Buys mortgages, pools, sells as MBS to investors
      • Charge guarantee fee on loans purchased, securitized into MBS
      • Guarantee principal, interest if borrower defaults
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      • Asset Backed Securities, issued by GSE’s
      • Transform illiquid assets to liquid, tradable instruments
      • Allow mortgage originator to replenish their funds
      • Allow issuers to diversify financing sources
      • Efficient lower cost sources of financing
      • Varieties: Prime, Alternate A paper, Subprime
      • Banks monetize credit spread between private, public market transaction
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      • Structured asset backed security [value, payments derived from – fixed income assets]
      • Assigned risk classes [senior classes safest securities]
      • Interest, principal payments in the order of seniority
      • Issuer of CDO - earns commission & management fees
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      • CDS buyer receives payoff if credit instrument (i.e. bond/loan) defaults
      • CDS maturity doesn’t have to match reference asset maturity i.e. [10year bond may be protected by 1year CDS]
      • CDS can be traded easily as it’s different from insurance
      • Buyer never had asset at risk to purchase swap
      • No actual loss from credit event to collect payment
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      • Causes
      • Bubble Burst’s
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      • Mania for home ownership
      • Belief that housing is a good investment
      • Government policies
      • Crash in dot-com bubble
      • Low interest rates
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      • Vicious Cycle
      • Causes
      • Effects
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      • Growth of housing bubble
      • Easy credit conditions
      • Subprime lending
      • Securitization practices
      • Inaccurate credit ratings
      • Government policies
      • Policies of central banks
      • Credit default swap
      • Investment by foreigners
      • Shadow banking system
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      • Need of Bailout Plan
      • Conclusion
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      • Stabilize Economy
      • Improve Liquidity
      • Comprehensive Strategy
      • Immediate and Significant
      • Broad Effect
      • Investor Confidence
      • Impact on Economy, GDP
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      • Today’s economic disaster is due to over consumption and artificial credit creation
      • “ You cannot build a strong economy on borrowed funds” - Abraham Lincoln
      • He was absolutely right!
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