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The Dodd-Frank Act Turns Four: Good in Some Respects, but Access to Credit Harmed
July 17, 2014
Brandon Ivey
According to an Inside Mortgage Finance analysis of loan-level data on mortgage-backed securities from the GSEs, underwriting standards on mortgages have loosened only slightly over the past year.
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