H.R. 2575, the Secondary Mortgage Market Enterprises Regulatory Improvement Act: hearing before the Committee on Financial Services, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Eighth Congress, first session, September 25, 2003, 4. sējumsU.S. Government Printing Office, 2003 - 275 lappuses |
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6. lappuse
... families . As you know , Mr. Chairman , at the start of our two most recent hearings on GSEs , I have outlined five principles to guide our consideration of GSE regulatory reform legislation . Today I feel it is very important to expand ...
... families . As you know , Mr. Chairman , at the start of our two most recent hearings on GSEs , I have outlined five principles to guide our consideration of GSE regulatory reform legislation . Today I feel it is very important to expand ...
9. lappuse
... families exceed that of any private financial services institutionand may I say particularly Wells Fargo and their other competitors , who thrive in subprime and predatory lending — and even greatly exceeded the FHĀ's $ 46.4 billion in ...
... families exceed that of any private financial services institutionand may I say particularly Wells Fargo and their other competitors , who thrive in subprime and predatory lending — and even greatly exceeded the FHĀ's $ 46.4 billion in ...
12. lappuse
... families , I state , low - income families unembedded with corporate culture . When you change this mission , the status or charter , you risk losing the focus , intensity and drive that bring on the challenge of providing , and Í state ...
... families , I state , low - income families unembedded with corporate culture . When you change this mission , the status or charter , you risk losing the focus , intensity and drive that bring on the challenge of providing , and Í state ...
37. lappuse
... families . Yet , from 1998 to 2002 , African - American home ownership rates only rose from 45.6 percent to 47.3 percent , less than 2 percent compared with the white average increase from 72 percent to 74.5 percent , huge gap remains ...
... families . Yet , from 1998 to 2002 , African - American home ownership rates only rose from 45.6 percent to 47.3 percent , less than 2 percent compared with the white average increase from 72 percent to 74.5 percent , huge gap remains ...
42. lappuse
... families , and given the importance of housing to the economy it is critical that our regulatory structure provide world class supervision . But before expressing our views about regulatory restructuring , I would like to say a few ...
... families , and given the importance of housing to the economy it is critical that our regulatory structure provide world class supervision . But before expressing our views about regulatory restructuring , I would like to say a few ...
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