Multiple Choice
A fundamental problem with Goldman Sachs' GSAMP Trust, impeding Goldman's ability to foreclose on defaulted mortgages was that:
A) Homeowners' equity in the securitized mortgages was less than 1 percent
B) 40 percent of the securitized loans had little or no documentation
C) Investors relied on Goldman Sachs
D) The underlying assets were second mortgages
E) The mortgages were allocated into thirteen tranches with different risk characteristics
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Q3: According to former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan
Q10: Late in 2008, the International Accounting Standards
Q11: Mark-to-market accounting is usually related to all
Q12: Goldman Sachs' GSAMP Trust was able to
Q14: In simple terms, a mortgage-backed security is:<br>A)A
Q15: The 1933 Glass-Steagall Act precluded banks from:<br>A)Subprime
Q17: In simple terms, the securitization process is:<br>A)A
Q18: These regulators were aware of the problem
Q19: An issue with mark-to-market accounting when there
Q20: Rating agencies were exposed to a conflict