subprime lending

Not all the news is bad in the world of subprime lending.

The center's report comes as more attention is paid to subprime lending.

However, at that time, the companies were not focused on subprime lending.

By that time, the company was heavily into subprime lending.

This can be compared to subprime lending, but on a corporate level.

But none had been developed for subprime lending, then a niche market.

These are the same neighborhoods where bank data shows a high level of subprime lending practices in recent years.

Widespread concerns about subprime lending have already battered the company.

But in black areas, when interest rates rose, subprime lending rose.

The bank's losses were related to the recession, though it was not engaged in subprime lending.

The bank specialized in loans to people with poor credit histories, a practice called subprime lending.

For refinance loans alone, subprime lending jumped to 25.3 percent of the market.

Another way subprime lending rears its ugly head is in the credit card industry.

And with subprime lending standards tightening significantly, fewer people qualify for them.

Some subprime lending practices have raised concerns about mortgage discrimination on the basis of race.

There is a dark side to subprime lending, however: loans that have been labeled predatory.

A proximate cause was the rise in subprime lending.

Some bankers say they are unfairly being dragged into what should be a fight over subprime lending practices.

"American Casino is a powerful and shocking look at the subprime lending scandal.

The practice of lending money to people with a weak or limited credit history is called subprime lending.

The traditional causes of foreclosure, even before there was subprime lending, were job loss, divorce and major medical expenses.

In mid-to-late 2007, however, the furniture industry was hit hard by the high cost of fuel prices and subprime lending markets.

"There's nothing wrong with subprime lending," he added.

Dozens of small companies that specialized in subprime lending have gone out of business or stopped making loans.

Several industry analysts point out that the trend toward subprime lending has been a boon to the nation's affordable housing movement.