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Again, there are parallels with the subprime crisis, where mortgage-backed securities were warehoused in off-balance-sheet ventures.
It's a set of traits that describes perfectly the behavior of many of the people who, in a cascade of self-defeating decisions, helped create the subprime crisis.
Since the real problem lay partly in the mortgages, rather than the borrowers, this suggests the subprime crisis was a financial-market mess, as well as a housing one.
Of course back then nobody knew that market economy could also have a subprime crisis.
The seeds of the subprime crisis were sown, and the new techniques of securitisation allowed banks to make these loans and then offload them quickly.
Incidentally, the New York Times had another article about Redleaf, saying that he was really one of the first persons to clearly delineate the subprime crisis that we're now in.
"Reckless people have deluded themselves that this was a subprime crisis," he told me.
THE empty condos may have been in Florida and the mortgages that financed them repackaged on Wall Street, but it was banks in Europe that got hit first by the subprime crisis.
Even if direct financial contagion is contained, America's subprime crisis could spawn psychological contagion, particularly a reassessment of house prices.
And in the midst of the subprime crisis, the SocGen saga resonates for other reasons too.
Coming so shortly on the heels of the subprime crisis, the debate over the debt ceiling and the budget deficit is the last straw.
We're going through a subprime crisis right now, which is a banking crisis as well.
