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Rather than take defaulting borrowers to the region's notoriously slow courts, lenders are investing heavily in systems to spot and chase late payments.
ECONOMIST: Consumer lending is taking root in central Europe
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LG, the credit-card issuer with the worst record for defaulting borrowers.
ECONOMIST: Chinese banks
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Not all defaulting borrowers are suffering families.
ECONOMIST: America's property crisis
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These days, for instance, lenders are less likely to foreclose on defaulting borrowers: in America, less than a quarter of loans 90 days late or more are in foreclosure, compared with three-quarters in the late 1990s, points out Charles Calomiris, of Columbia University.
ECONOMIST: Securitisation
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It can indicate that asset prices are falling, borrowers defaulting and banks either failing or sitting on their cash instead of lending it out.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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With home prices now flat or falling, though, more borrowers are defaulting on their mortgages.
NPR: Big Subprime Lender Files for Bankruptcy
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The target was designed to keep big borrowers like Brazil from defaulting on their debt service by budgeting enough money to cover bond interest to foreign investors.
FORBES: Brazil On Target for Primary Budget Surplus