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gehzumteufel
In your ass

Registered: Nov 2005
Location: so cal
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| quote: | Originally posted by SLR722
Your going to see the effects immediately. Banks are going to get VERY tight with lending (I know it sounds redundant...but its going to get much worse). Anything but AAA credit and your not getting a dime. Not for a house, a car, a t.v., or a microwave. Sadly, this is close to how it should have been from the beg.
This means much less flow of $$$ in the economy. So businesses, small and large, that have already been in the shitter for the past two years won't be doing any better.
It's bad. |
You really fail at understanding the economics of lending. If only the people who have tons of money are borrowing, banks would cease to exist for us "poor" folk. Lending will not go to just AAA credit rated borrowers. What has happened though is someone with a FICO of 440 will not get a home loan, will have a really tough time getting a car loan, and income levels and liabilities will be more heeded. Also they will and probably already are, requiring asset and income verification before they approve a loan.
| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
im happy to be shown otherwise, but im pretty sure it was the absence of adequate regulation playing a part here. im willing to hazard a guess that the US has the most deregulated banking sector out of all the advanced liberal democracies. but that's only a guess. |
Being that I was in the loan industry, I wouldn't say that it was so much deregulation as just banks relaxing the guidelines that fueled this "crisis" that could have been averted. The margin by which loan officers would overstate a persons income for a home loan was insane.
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Sep-16-2008 16:07
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Zoso
Banging Gangs!

Registered: Mar 2006
Location: Dirty South, United States
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I can't speak with any authority, as I have no idea how regulated banks are outside the U.S. I work for a small community bank, so you'll have to take what I have to say with the appropriately sized grain of salt. I just know that between federal and state regulations, we have all sorts of rules to follow, and we have regular audits by the state, the FDIC, and external third parties. Again, I'm not knowledgeable enough to say how strict our regs are versus someone else's.
And I'm not suggesting that more government mandated regulations are the answer. I think there is plenty of good, industry standard advise and practice out there IF ONLY lenders were willing to follow that guidance. BUT, what will happen, is someone in a high office will say "the government should have done more to save YOU, the American people," and with the crowds cheering around him/her, more regs will come down the pipeline.
On the one hand, you want some banks to fail as a lesson to the others and because that's how free markets work - you do dumb shit, you go under. But on the other hand, I think banks are interwoven with so much other stuff, we're afraid to let too many large firms just fall flat on their collective asses.
Again, this could get very, very interesting. I'm just glad that all I owe is a small balance on an auto loan.
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