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Spain's Banks Boost Books by Refinancing Loans to Homeowners
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Mortgage workouts- the untried solution to the crisis in housing markets in the U.S.
12/17/2010
The comparison with Spain. Similiar bubble in the housing markets in Spain, but a different approach by its banks which have a system in place for routinely and extensively modifying loans. This is mitigating the impact of the housing crisis and reducing losses in Spain.
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Loan modification is being achieved in states that mandate foreclosure mediation with a 3rd party mediator. States doing this successfully include New York and Connecticut. Spain has mitigated the impact of its housing crisis through extensive system of mortgage workouts that are benefiting both the banks, the homeowners, and the economy. In the US the banking industry has failed to take the lead in this area and the US government has failed to take effective action. Roubini predicts large housing losses in the US in 2011.
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The housing market and banks in Spain, and the extensive system of mortgage modification in place to mitigate housing losses.
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Leading the Charge Against Spainâs Mortgage Crisis
New York Times 12/20/2013
Spain Still Suffering Fallout From Housing Bust
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Tumbling Interest Rates in Europe Leaves Some Banks Owing Money on Loans to Borrowers
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Bad loans in Spain's banking system from the housing bubble
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Wall Street Journal 09/28/2011
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Spanish House Prices Decline Again
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Tighter rules for recognizing delinquent and refinanced mortgages for Spanish banks in 2013
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Banco Santander recognizes over 2 billion euros in refinanced loans as delinquent and nonperforming under new rules from the Bank of Spain in 2013.
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Spain's Banks Boost Books by Refinancing Loans to Homeowners
Wall Street Journal 11/07/2013
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