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Essay heading: What could be the long term effects of the sub-prime crisis looking on the biggest American bank CITIGROUP?
 
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The market was booming and since then mortgages have been given to customers worth $ 3200bn. About 20% of them were clients with little money or no proof of income. At this time nobody was really thinking where all that would lead to. 1.2 Short overview over the crisis In the beginning of 2007 the financial market startet to feel the consequences as the US-housing bubble crashed...
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People could not pay their mortgages back because house prices started to fall extremely and on the other side the debts increased. At this time almost every week there were bad news about banks, house builders and other sub-prime lending businesses. In February 2007 HSBC fired its head of the loan business because losses reached $ 10...
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