Anonymous_IHB
New member
So, I was watching this video <A href="http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1233249360&play=1">http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1233249360&play=1</A> and there is a very strange chart.
The chart goes like this (it's for US jumbo prime mortgages):
Jumbo Prime Default Rates
2006 Vintage: 4.7 x Avg.
2007 Vintage: 12.1 x Avg.
2008 Vintage: 7.7 x Avg.
This really confuses me since the loan underwriting standards were supposed to have gone up in 2007, 2008. Anyone have an idea what's going on?
The chart goes like this (it's for US jumbo prime mortgages):
Jumbo Prime Default Rates
2006 Vintage: 4.7 x Avg.
2007 Vintage: 12.1 x Avg.
2008 Vintage: 7.7 x Avg.
This really confuses me since the loan underwriting standards were supposed to have gone up in 2007, 2008. Anyone have an idea what's going on?