A Tale of Three Markets: The Law and Economics of Predatory Lending

By Kathleen C. Engel, Patricia A. McCoy. 2012

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Financial Fraud: A Literature Review (2018, unknown): “Fiduciary duties and suitability requirement, which exist in both retail (Mundheim, 1965; Lowenfels and Bromberg, 1999; BIS, 2008; Engel and McCoy, 2002, pp. 1317–1363) and wholesale (Schmedlen, 1995; Geckeler, 1996; Roberts, 1996; Pardieck, 2006; Davidoff Solomon et al. , 2012) ﬁnancial markets,…”
Cartographies of Race and Class: Mapping the Class‐Monopoly Rents of American Subprime Mortgage Capital (2009, background): “…Reinvestment Movement (Squires, 1992; 2003; 2004), legal-economic diagnoses of segmented subprime credit markets and global finance (Engel and McCoy, 2002; 2007), long-term measures of the transformation from the old inequalities of exclusion to the new inequalities of stratified inclusion…”
Cities Destroyed (Again) For Cash: Forum on the U.S. Foreclosure Crisis (2008, background): “…of the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) in the late 1960s and early 1970s were being privatized and securitized into the broad, unregulated territory of collateralized debt obligations, hedge funds, and credit default swaps (compare Boyer, 1973, and Wachter, 1980, with Engel and McCoy, 2002).”
American home: predatory mortgage capital and neighbourhood spaces of race and class exploitation in the united states (2006, methodology): “Lenders sell most of the loans they originate, and the secondary market uses a variety of specialized ‘legal-liability laundering’ tools to protect investors from lawsuits if fraud was used to make the original loan (Eggert, 2004; Engel and McCoy, 2002, 2004; McCoy, 2004).”