Home Mortgage Disclosure Act Public Hearings, September 16, 2010 Panel One: Dan Imhoff Dam Imhoff: Thank you Governor Duke and members of the Federal Reserve for giving me the opportunity to participate in this panel. My

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Date: 2010-10-14 16:55:23 Economics Economic history Politics of the United States United States federal banking legislation Urban politics in the United States Mortgage broker Home Mortgage Disclosure Act Subprime mortgage crisis Predatory lending Mortgage industry of the United States United States housing bubble Mortgage-backed security		Home Mortgage Disclosure Act Public Hearings, September 16, 2010 Panel One: Dan Imhoff Dam Imhoff: Thank you Governor Duke and members of the Federal Reserve for giving me the opportunity to participate in this panel. My Add to Reading List Source URL: www.federalreserve.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 24,89 KB Share Document on Facebook

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