Abstract: The institutions for financing owner-occupied housing have not progressed as they should, and the financial innovation that has followed the financial crisis of 2007-9 has not been focused on improving the risk management of individual homeowners. This paper lists a number of barriers to housing finance innovation, and in light of these barriers, the problems of some major innovations of the past and future: self-amortizing mortgages, price-level adjusted mortgages (PLAMs), shared appreciation mortgages (SAMs), housing partnerships, and continuous workout mortgages (CWMs)
Financial innovation is widely believed to be at least partly responsible for the recent financial c...
This article traces the evolution of the housing finance system in the U.S., with particular attenti...
Delinquencies on residential mortgages and home foreclosures have risen dramatically in the past cou...
The institutions for financing owner-occupied housing have not progressed as they should, and the fina...
An unsustainable weakening of credit standards induced a US mortgage and housing bubble whose consum...
The introduction of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) as a channel for housing finance is a relativel...
The number of modifications to distressed residential loans following the 2008 financial crisis has ...
Over the last few years shortcomings have been revealed in the most traditional forms of tenureship ...
In the aftermath of the financial crisis of 2008, low-income borrowers have been virtually shut out ...
The late-2000s financial crisis has brought great attention to housing market and home mortgage mark...
As 2006 draws to a close, one economic development that stands out over the year is the slowdown in ...
© 2017 Urban Research Publications Limited There is a small but growing literature on the financiali...
Housing finance markets are notoriously slow to change. The options faced by U.S. homebuyers today a...
The recent financial crisis triggered the greatest recession since the 1930s and had a devastating i...
In the wake of the financial crisis, mortgage lending to lower-income and minority borrowers overcor...
Financial innovation is widely believed to be at least partly responsible for the recent financial c...
This article traces the evolution of the housing finance system in the U.S., with particular attenti...
Delinquencies on residential mortgages and home foreclosures have risen dramatically in the past cou...
The institutions for financing owner-occupied housing have not progressed as they should, and the fina...
An unsustainable weakening of credit standards induced a US mortgage and housing bubble whose consum...
The introduction of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) as a channel for housing finance is a relativel...
The number of modifications to distressed residential loans following the 2008 financial crisis has ...
Over the last few years shortcomings have been revealed in the most traditional forms of tenureship ...
In the aftermath of the financial crisis of 2008, low-income borrowers have been virtually shut out ...
The late-2000s financial crisis has brought great attention to housing market and home mortgage mark...
As 2006 draws to a close, one economic development that stands out over the year is the slowdown in ...
© 2017 Urban Research Publications Limited There is a small but growing literature on the financiali...
Housing finance markets are notoriously slow to change. The options faced by U.S. homebuyers today a...
The recent financial crisis triggered the greatest recession since the 1930s and had a devastating i...
In the wake of the financial crisis, mortgage lending to lower-income and minority borrowers overcor...
Financial innovation is widely believed to be at least partly responsible for the recent financial c...
This article traces the evolution of the housing finance system in the U.S., with particular attenti...
Delinquencies on residential mortgages and home foreclosures have risen dramatically in the past cou...