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The Israeli Mortgage Market: Mortgage Insurance as a Mechanism for Screening Default Risk

Danny Ben‐Shahar, Gilat Benchetrit, Eyal Sulganik

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Brief review of the Israeli economy and mortgage market Modelling mortgage insurance as a screening mechanism Summary Notes References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Brief review of the Israeli economy and mortgage market Modelling mortgage insurance as a screening mechanism Summary Notes References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Brief review of the Israeli economy and mortgage market Modelling mortgage insurance as a screening mechanism Summary Notes References

Key concepts: Mortgage insurance, Mortgage underwriting, Secondary mortgage market, Shared appreciation mortgage, Mechanism (biology), Collateralized mortgage obligation, Business, Financial system

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