Why I Wouldn’t Invest in Banks: The Return of Exposure to Off balance Sheet Securitizations

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By Barry Ritholtz - February 10th, 2012, 8:30AM

Manal Mehta is a Banking & Finance analyst with Branch Hill Capital; contact him at manal@branchhillcapital.com.

Why I Wouldn’t Invest in Banks: The Return of Exposure to Off balance Sheet Securitizations

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Why I Wouldn’t Invest in Banks by Manal Mehta

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One Response to “Why I Wouldn’t Invest in Banks: The Return of Exposure to Off balance Sheet Securitizations”

  1. howardoark Says:

    This was apparently written in late 2008 and yet you don’t hear much about mortgage originators being sued into the poor house 4 years later.

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