1. Presnted By : Aman Gujrati
Tanuja Goel
Submitted To: RVM Finishing School
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2. Introduction
“Subprime” is an adjective
relating to or for people with a
poor credit rating. Banks provide
loan or mortgage to these
people called “Subprime
Mortgage” or “Subprime Loan”.
The U.S. subprime mortgage
crisis was a nationwide banking
emergency that coincided with
the U.S. recession of December
2007-June 2009.
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3. Causes
Large decline in home
prices.
Effect on subprime
borrowers.
Loss to the financial
institutions.
Increase in mortgage interest
rate.
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5. Effects
Effect on Gross Domestic Product(GDP).
Unemployment.
Decline in Real estate.
Drastic effect on Stock Market.
Increase in National Debt.
Lead to bankruptcy of largest US banks.
Effect on GSE-Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac.
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6. Price of Bank Stock in $
250
200
150
100
50
0
Jan '08
Jan' 07
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7. Remedy
Quantitative Easing.
Credit Easing.
FDIC expanded guarantees.
Capital Injections by Govt.
Stress test on largest Banks.
Programs to avoid home foreclosures.
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8. Conclusion
The “Financial or the Subprime Crisis” was the
shear consequences of ‘greed’ and to make ‘too
much profit’ on the part of Wall Street Firms and
Investment Banks.
This crisis also shows as failure of capitalist
market economy. Though the Indian economy
would be able to withstand the crisis without
any major difficulty, but the crisis is still causing
mayhem all over the world.
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