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Mortgages --- Fraud --- Financial institutions
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Global capital flows have multiplied many times over in recent years, mainly between advanced economies but increasingly also to emerging markets, reflecting the general reduction in regulatory and informational barriers. Thus, with international asset positions now dwarfing output, global portfolio allocations and reallocations have profound effects on the world economy, as demonstrated by recent boombust episodes of both global reach (e.g., the transmission of the 2001 IT shock and the 2008 mortgage market shock from the United States) and regional significance (in Asia, Latin America, and Central and Eastern Europe). Such cycles and reversals in cross-border capital flows should not be surprising, given that these flows - more so than domestic ones - imply crossing informational barriers, currency and macroeconomic risks, and regulatory regimes.
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Global capital flows have multiplied many times over in recent years, mainly between advanced economies but increasingly also to emerging markets, reflecting the general reduction in regulatory and informational barriers. Thus, with international asset positions now dwarfing output, global portfolio allocations and reallocations have profound effects on the world economy, as demonstrated by recent boombust episodes of both global reach (e.g., the transmission of the 2001 IT shock and the 2008 mortgage market shock from the United States) and regional significance (in Asia, Latin America, and Central and Eastern Europe). Such cycles and reversals in cross-border capital flows should not be surprising, given that these flows - more so than domestic ones - imply crossing informational barriers, currency and macroeconomic risks, and regulatory regimes.
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Housing --- Mortgages. --- Home ownership --- Finance. --- Costs.
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This paper, and a companion piece on legal aspects 'The Fund's Mandate-The Legal Framework,' is the first in a series of reflections on the Fund's mandate-on what it should be doing to promote global stability and how the membership might support that process. At this stage, the aim is not to put forward concrete proposals but to float ideas with a view to stimulating a broader debate. Follow up papers, based on feedback from the Executive Board and public outreach, are planned ahead of the final report to the IMFC in September.
Monetary policy. --- Mortgages. --- Fiscal policy. --- Banks and banking.
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This paper, and a companion piece on legal aspects 'The Fund's Mandate-The Legal Framework,' is the first in a series of reflections on the Fund's mandate-on what it should be doing to promote global stability and how the membership might support that process. At this stage, the aim is not to put forward concrete proposals but to float ideas with a view to stimulating a broader debate. Follow up papers, based on feedback from the Executive Board and public outreach, are planned ahead of the final report to the IMFC in September.
Monetary policy. --- Mortgages. --- Fiscal policy. --- Banks and banking.
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Securities fraud --- Mortgages --- Commercial crimes --- Prosecution --- Financial crises --- Corrupt practices
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Documentation --- Cadastres --- registration --- mortgages --- legislation. --- legislation --- inheritance (economics) --- Taxes --- statistics --- Belgium
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Foreclosure --- Mortgages --- Prevention --- Government policy --- Home Affordable Modification Program (U.S.) --- Troubled Asset Relief Program (U.S.) --- United States.
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Housing --- Federal aid to housing --- Mortgages --- Finance --- Government policy --- United States. --- Home Affordable Modification Program (U.S.)
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