Exam 9: Mortgage Markets
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Mortgage lenders normally charge a higher initial interest rate on adjustable-rate mortgages than on fixed-rate mortgages.
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An investor in interest-only collateralized mortgage obligations (CMOs) would not be concerned that homeowners will prepay the underlying mortgages.
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Financial institutions may purchase credit default swaps on mortgages if they expect defaults on many mortgages.
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Financial institutions that hold fixed-rate mortgages in their asset portfolios are exposed to ____ risk, because they commonly use funds obtained from short-term customer deposits to make long#NAME?erm mortgage loans.
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_________ problem occurs when a person or institution does not have to bear the full consequences of its behavior and therefore assumes more risk than it otherwise would.
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Regardless of what happens to market interest rates, most adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) specify a maximum allowable fluctuation in the mortgage rate per year and over the mortgage life.
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Rates for adjustable-rate mortgages are commonly tied to the
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Some adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) contain an option clause that allows mortgage holders to switch to a fixed-rate mortgage within a specified period.
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A ____ mortgage allows borrowers to initially make small payments on the mortgage, which are then increased on a graduated basis over the first five to ten years; payments then level off fromthere on.
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Non-U.S. financial institutions never hold mortgages on U.S. property.
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An adjustable-rate mortgage increases interest rate risk for the ____, but reduces interest rate risk for the ____.
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When financial institutions originate residential mortgages, the mortgage contract should not specify
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A mortgage that requires interest payments for a three- to five-year period, then full payment of principal, is a(n)
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The secondary mortgage market accommodates originators of mortgages who desire to sell their mortgages before maturity.
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An institution that originates and holds a fixed-rate mortgage is adversely affected by ____ interest rates; the borrower who was provided the mortgage is adversely affected by ____ interest rates.
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Strong economic growth tends to reduce the probability that the issuer of a mortgage will default on its debt payments and therefore tends to decrease mortgage prices.
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A balloon-payment mortgage requires interest payments for a three- to five-year period. At the end of this period, full payment of the principal (the balloon payment) is required.
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The higher the level of equity invested by the borrower, the higher the probability that the loan will default.
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Which of the following is not a common type of mortgage-backed security according to your text?
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